HELLiDAYS: 2018 Rework

by John S. Sebis II

HELLiDAYS was first published in late 2016, but has since been reworked. The stories inside still remain the same though. The Stories inside will keep you on the edge of your seat, turning the page for more. All stories play with the idea of Holidays. A story like, Mini-Van Man, which is about a Valentine's Day date that goes horribly wrong and leaves our main character fighting for her life. Or fEaster, which is about a Demonic Easter Bunny hunting down a family on the run. HELLiDAYS also includes a Halloween story where an evil cult of Clowns are on the attack. The Author, John S. Sebis II, is also the author behind, 666 & For Darkness Knows Your Name.

300 pages, Paperback

Published February 16, 2018

About the author

Ever since I was younger I've been an avid reading and dreamer creating worlds as I read. Or expanding the worlds I was reading about. As time went on I started writing. Over the years, I've been working and writing but mostly just for fun. I've been heavily influenced by Stephen King and amazed at what he creates.

When I'm not reading or getting lost in a video game, you can find me writing away. I'm always working on my next few projects.

Reviews

[SUSAN *Nevertheless,she persisted* · Rating 4 out of 5]

The storytelling was good,but this book needs some aggressive proofreading. The pacing was good and it was very readable.

[John · Rating 5 out of 5]

Hey everyone!

I wanted to come on and say a little bit about the book. Seeing that I'm the author I felt like I could give good insight into the book. :)

HELLiDAYS started off as a project to see if I could in fact write a book. Turns out, I could! I wanted to play around with the Holidays as a main theme, and all of the stories in this collection take place on or around major Holidays. Some of my favorite stories I've ever written are in this collection! Mini-Van Man & All Hallows' Eve are two that still stick with me, and keep me wondering if I should return to them and expand upon them. I don't want you to think I don't love the other five stories in the collection, the two listed above are just the ones that have stuck with me the longest.

If you by chance find this book and read it, I hope you enjoy it!

John S. Sebis II