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Zain

Three Stories About Coffee!

Reviewed in the United States on October 1, 2020

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When Cameron starts working at the coffee shop called Coffee Love, he finds out the place may be haunted.

The owner wants him to work the night shift. Good thing he doesn’t believe in ghost!

When Avery agrees to housesit for the Diggorys, she is told to leave their late mother’s room just as she finds it.

However, she is told not to forget to leave coffee in the room three times a day.

Rodger’s new date with Emma appears to be dragging along, at the coffee shop she insists that they patronize.

Her friend is one of the owners, and they are the only ones in the country who sells coffee made from special, rare coffee beans.

Rodger is allergic to coffee, and only drinks tea.

Haunted Reader

Scary? Definitely? Nightmares? Yes!!

Reviewed in the United States on April 3, 2020

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"Coffee Love" by Ron Ripley: Anger, New Hampshire, a favorite fictional setting of author Ron Ripley, is a STRANGE litle town. For its size and populace, it's grossly overpopulated with Ghosts. Worse, almost all of them are furious, raging, even evil. One such stars in this story, which illustrates capably (shudder) the definition of implacable (horror): "not capable of being appeased, significantly changed, or mitigated." Evil in life, evil in death (shudder).

"Respect Your Elders" by Anna Sinjin: Grief is all well and good. We respect that. It's understandable when grieving loved ones maintain a room as a shrine to the lost one. But this couple is certainly taking that notion to unexpected extremes....

"Blind Date" by Sara Clancy: I may entirely give up coffee after this. Thankfully, I don't frequent coffee shops. Definitely foreseeing nightmares from this one.

Bill

Out of your head and on to papper

Reviewed in the United States on April 14, 2020

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All 16 were well getting and I enjoyed each one of them thank u so much keep up the good work

David A. Bates

How about a cuppa? Good to the last drop.

Reviewed in the United States on April 3, 2020

So now it's coffee. We need to fear coffee. Until I read these three stories, I never thought of coffee as anything more than something I enjoy in the morning with my english muffin. Little did I realize how naive I was. Ron Ripley returns once again to Anger, New Hampshire and introduces us to yet another one of his ghosts. This one has a real problem with a coffee shop that opened on the site of a mill he once owned. He doesn't deal well with the intrusion. Anna Sinjin tells the tale of an unfortunate house sitter who is hired to watch a home with a very particular resident who doesn't take kindly to her routine being upset. Finally, Sara Clancy gives us the story that really got under my skin - literally - of a guy who takes his blind date to a rather strange coffee shop and has to fight for his life against an invasion of tiny bugs that eat their victims from the inside out.
As usual, Scare Street pulls out all the stops to deliver the goods. This stuff just keeps getting better and better.

Carol L

SHS Vol 16

Reviewed in the United States on April 4, 2020

Loved these stories.. The theme seemed to hover around coffee. The first story involves a young man going to work in a coffee shop that is, you guessed it, haunted. Once again the author sucks me in so I felt like I was a participant. His ability to build the tension is what keeps me reading. Story number two is about a young house-sitter. While going over the instructions with the owners, she is puzzled by some of them, but they don't seem too difficult just strange. Like delivering a cup of coffee three times a day to an empty room. Story number three is about two people meeting in a coffee shop for a blind date. Things do not start off good because the man does not like coffee but the woman does and her friend owns the shop. There are also a lot of "no-see-'ems" flying around. Just when you thought it was safe...
Ron Ripley, Anna Sinjin and Sara Clancy you all have done it again. You've kept my attention and given me some chills. Great Job! I would definitely recommend this volume.

willee

Coffee Shorts

Reviewed in the United States on April 3, 2020

I absolutely love this short story series only complaint always want more and hate when they end. I enjoyed all 3 stories my favorites this time. 1st Respect your Elders love ghosts and cats; 2nd Blind Date love coffee and ghosts and 3rd Blind Date I’m a coffee and was drinking a couple but it is not specialty brew. Highly recommend if you want quite horror shorts, keep them coming.

Rebecca Hill

Who knew coffee attracted ghosts?

Reviewed in the United States on April 15, 2020

If you are a lover of coffee, you might want to think twice about reading this book! It will make you think twice about having that steaming hot cup of joe!

Ron Ripley never disappoints with his writing, and this book was no exception. The three stories included all revolve around coffee - from a ghost who cannot go without their daily coffee, to an angry spirit that there is shop where he once owned a mill.

Get lost in these stories - and if you are feeling daring - drink a cup of coffee while you read!

Katie Sutliff

Gotcha!

Reviewed in the United States on April 3, 2020

I’m beginning to see a pattern with these books, I believe the last volume had an underlying theme of trees and this one the underlying theme seems to be coffee! Huzzah for me, in this supernatural world I would be safe, I don’t drink coffee! ...we’ve got a haunted coffee shop with an angry spirit, a haunted house with a ghost who is very particular about her coffee, among other things, and a blind date in a coffee shop that goes horribly. Great stories, well written as always!