Tag: #Horror
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Wildacre Review #Ghost Horror @shani_struthers
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in #Dark, #Fiction, #Suspense, blogging, books, haunting, mystery, nightmares, review, sharing interestsHome is where the heart is: a place where memories are forged, a refuge from the world. But what if those memories are painful? And the refuge becomes a prison? Jessica Lockhart is in need of a live-in carer over the Christmas period; Isla Barrow is the woman who takes the job. After a fraught…
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Snow’s Ghost… #Halloween #Ghosts #Excerpt
Ghost of a Chance A damaged detective, out of a job A relationship on the rocks What does the future hold for David Snow? Just when he thought life couldn’t get any worse A ghost with a grudge adds to his pain A ghost, hell-bent on stopping him from rebuilding his life… Halloween Excerpt from…
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Colleen’s Weekly Tank Tuesday Poetry Challenge…
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#TANKA TUESDAY WEEKLY #POETRY CHALLENGE NO. 222 #EKPHRASTIC #PHOTOPROMPT This challenge explores Ekphrastic writing inspired by visual art and/or photographs. Anita Dawes from last month’s challenge has provided the photo for this month’s challenge: SandThey sayHide’s horrorUnspoken painDead things are plantedDare you enter the busHear soft whispers from dead lipsSpend a night in the broken shedWhere…
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#Throwback Thursday: Our Review of The Box Under The Bed by Dan Alatorre @savvystories #Horror
Come along for a chilling ride on a ghost ship, experience eerie daydreams and psychotic killers, explore haunted houses, and send the deceased to their final destination. And that’s just a quarter of the thrills. Edited and compiled by Amazon bestselling author Dan Alatorre, this anthology of scary tales brings together the minds and…
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#Throwback Thursday: Our Review for The Devil’s Prayer by Luke Gracias #Literature & Fiction #Horror
A nun commits suicide in front of thousands in Spain. In Australia, Siobhan Russo recognises that nun as her mother, Denise Russo, who disappeared six years ago. In search of answers, Siobhan travels to the isolated convent where her mother once lived. Here she discovers Denise’s final confession, a book that details a heinous…
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Would You Read This Book? #TuesdayBookBlog #Fiction #FamilyHorror
Bad Moon was the first book I ever wrote and came about I think because I am slightly obsessed with the way the people in West Virginia talk. Some people call them Hillbilly’s and years ago, there was a very funny television programme called The Beverly Hillbillies. Maybe that was where it started, I…