Children are inherently creepy. We can all agree on that.
There are the ‘imaginary friends’, the freaky dolls, and that weird phase they go through where you wake up to find them staring unblinkingly at you from the shadows. (Please tell me that my niece wasn’t the only one who did that.) Not to mention that, by legend, they’re also the most vulnerable to the forces of the unknown. It doesn’t seem like a winning combination.
With Short Horror Stories Volume 22, our authors weave tales of the horrors that could be stalking our children. In Secrets in the House, Ron Ripley gives us a story of a child, a startling discovery, and long-awaited revenge. The Changeling, written by Lizzette Ardena, follows a father’s desperation to keep the secret of his child’s miraculous recovery, whatever the cost. And lastly, Ron Ripley’s Swamp Hunt, shows us what can happen when a child becomes a little too attached to the dead.
As I said before, kids are inherently creepy. But one must wonder if there are things following them that are far, far worse.
Other volumes in the series:
- Short Horror Stories Volume 1
- Short Horror Stories Volume 2
- Short Horror Stories Volume 3
- Short Horror Stories Volume 4
- Short Horror Stories Volume 5
- Short Horror Stories Volume 6
- Short Horror Stories Volume 7
- Short Horror Stories Volume 8
- Short Horror Stories Volume 9
- Short Horror Stories Volume 10
- Short Horror Stories Volume 11
- Short Horror Stories Volume 12
- Short Horror Stories Volume 13
- Short Horror Stories Volume 14
- Short Horror Stories Volume 15
- Short Horror Stories Volume 16
- Short Horror Stories Volume 17
- Short Horror Stories Volume 18
- Short Horror Stories Volume 19
- Short Horror Stories Volume 20
- Short Horror Stories Volume 21
See you in the shadows,
Sara Clancy