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13 Horror Stories

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13 bone-chilling stories about ghosts, vengeful lovers, scary parents, and spooky basements. In these stories time and space are no barrier to horror. Each story is short enough to be read in a few minutes, but they're guaranteed to haunt your thoughts for a lot longer than that. Whether it's subtle horror or downright blood-curdling primal fear, you'll find it here. This collection is a good introduction to the horror writing of John McDonnell.

LanguageEnglish
Release dateSep 21, 2010
ISBN9781452409436
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John McDonnell

John McDonnell is a British Labour Party politician who was appointed the Shadow Chancellor of the Exchequer in September 2015. He became the Member of Parliament (MP) for Hayes and Harlington at the 1997 general election, and has retained his seat from then onwards.

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    Book Title: 13 Horror StoriesAuthor: John McDonnellKindle EditionASIN: b004JF4MDIReviewed by Michele Tater for The Couch Tater ReviewHorror is beyond the reach of psychology.~ Theodor Adorno The stories in this fun read are short but are not, of course, sweet for they are horror stories after all. Although most of the tales are not what you would call overly “horrorly” horror stories, they do have a scarey element to them. Each having a different story line with a surprise at the end. Some leave the reader wondering what the “monster” looks like, where some others show the monster as an human.The book reminded me of episodes that could be shown on either The Twilight Zone or The Outer Limits. Both being great entertaining television and which were not over the top with the blood and gore aspects of some horror. These tales could easily be told around the camp fire or during a power outage to pass the time. Great book to have on hand for Halloween parties as well. I would recommend book to all the enjoy a little scariest in there reading. Also would be an interesting book to discuss during a book club perhaps near the Halloween season.