Alma's Doll

A Classic Horror Tale

De: Nick Bizarro

Narrado por: Virtual Voice

Alma's Doll is a tale of classic horror: a sweet, innocent little girl and her doll - and ghosts, flesh-eating demons and a child stalker.

As a sweet and innocent seven-year-old girl, she should be able to enjoy her childhood without a care in the world.
But fate has something else in store for her. She finds herself being stalked by a mysterious stranger, and to make matters worse, she must also confront the supernatural, which creeps into her life.
One day, a horrific incident occurs involving her beloved doll, setting off a chain of events that unleashes a terrifying demon upon her.
As she struggles to find a way to stop the monster, she realizes that she is not alone in this fight. With the help of some unlikely allies, she must summon all her strength and courage to face the darkness and overcome it before it's too late.
Will she be able to conquer the demon, or will it consume her and everyone she loves?

This series of novels and novellas depicts the workings of “The Man in the Red Hat”, a seemingly human creature of pure evil who walks the earth “helping” people—helping curse them, that is.

Each book in the collection is a self-contained story which can be enjoyed alone, requiring no knowledge of the others. But an extra layer on top of the individual stories connects them on deeper, more meaningful level, so if you plan to read them all, do it in the proper numerical order for that extra flavor.

Nick Bizarro is an IT professional who loves horror and writes novellas that feature classical horror monsters like werewolves, witches, vampires, ghosts, cursed objects, and demons.
His monsters are depicted in the most traditional way possible: bloodthirsty, murderous creatures driven by pure evil. They never care about people, nor do they nurture any form of ideology or higher values. They don’t fight for nature, or for righteousness.
Nick’s monsters don’t love anyone or anything. All they want is to bring death and pain to everyone.