Thirty Scary Tales
by Rayne Hall
Book Synopsis
Thirty creepy, atmospheric stories by Rayne Hall.
All stories have been previously published in magazines, ezines, collections and anthologies. British English.
Review
Okay, so - anyone who knows me in real life or has read this blog will know that I absolutely love horror/scary/thriller stories. Especially short stories. With that said, I really loved this collection! Spooky and disturbing stories that really held my attention throughout. A lot of readers, in my opinion, overlook the horror genre - possibly because they don't like horror or maybe they think it's cheesy? But honestly, bone-chilling stories are what it's all about for me! Any reader open to thinking outside the box and who can open up their imagination would most definitely enjoy this collection!
Verdict
Read if you don't mind being scared!
About the Author
Rayne Hall has published more than forty books under different pen names with different publishers in different genres, mostly fantasy, horror and non-fiction. Recent books include Storm Dancer (dark epic fantasy novel), 13 British Horror Stories, Six Scary Tales Vol. 1, 2, 3, 4, 5(creepy horror stories), Thirty Scary Tales, Six Historical Tales Vol. 1 and 2 (short stories), Six Quirky Tales (humorous fantasy stories), The Colour of Dishonour: Stories from the Storm Dancer World, Writing Fight Scenes, The World-Loss Diet, Writing About Villains, Writing About Magic and Writing Scary Scenes (practical guides for authors).
She holds a college degree in publishing management and a masters degree in creative writing. Currently, she edits the Ten Tales series of multi-author short story anthologies: Bites: Ten Tales of Vampires, Haunted: Ten
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