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Jason Parent's Pulp started out slowly, but it got going well. The end was a pleasant surprise, well worth the read.

Edward Lorn's last stop was sufficiently creepy and bizarre. This was another good Halloween treat.

I have to admit it. I read these Bad Apple books to see what Gregor Xane is writing. I also enjoy the other stories, but his are my favorite. He never fails to please, this time with The Uncle Taffy's Girl, a spooky Halloween treat.

Craig Saunders, another new addition to Bad Apples, provides a suitably creepy story with October's End. If you've wondered what it feels like to slowly lose your mind, read this short story.

John McNee's Chocolate Covered Eyeballs was a decidedly spooky Halloween story. It's a nice addition to the series.

The Light brothers are both amazing writers on their own. When they wrote together, they provided nothing less than I expected - an absolute gore fest. Belle Souffrance was creepy and enjoyable.