Monsters at Midnight

26 Horror Stories

De: Nick Clausen

Narrado por: Spencer Dillehay

26 terrifying tales from the bestselling author of Dead Meat and Cadaver.

Werewolves. Ghosts. Vampires. Psycho killers.

This huge horror collection delivers relentless scares, chilling twists, and a dark imagination you won’t forget.

Perfect for fans of Stephen King, Darcy Coates, Jeremy Bates, and Iain Rob Wright.

What’s inside?

A haunted well that punishes cruelty.

A blind date that ends in nightmare.

A seaside vacation cursed by a vengeful ghost.

A weekend getaway that turns into a bloodbath.

An abandoned house hiding something alive in the walls.

A storm that traps a family with something not quite human.

And so much more ...Plus two exclusive bonus stories: A Taste for Blood and Beast.

Don’t miss this limited-time offer.

Download your copy now and get lost in a world of shadows, screams, and things best left unspoken.

©2023 Nick Clausen (P)2023 Spencer Dillehay

Amazing

The original story lines and author’s notes helped add a depth to the enjoyment and how these tales developed.

A good range of stories.

With maybe one exception, these kept me listening and entertained. There is one story that is left without telling you what the ending is, I didn’t love that, but it’s only one, and until the end, it was was keeping my complete attention. I will be looking for this authors other books, as this is the first I’ve read.

Pretty good

The stories were pretty interesting and the narrator was really pleasant. My only issue was some stories were similar to things read or watched, but it was nice to hear another version. plus I liked each ending had a update from the author on why the story was created.

All the stories were great!

I have never read an anthology that I enjoyed every single story. This is the big exception!! I would love to hear more short stories from this author! Do not hesitate to purchase!

Not Bad, Not Great, Lots of Content

This was a decent collection of short stories. Some shine much more brightly than others, mostly positioned at the beginning and (especially) near the end. A few are highly memorable and I enjoyed them overall. There is an over-reliance on plots about kids trapped in situations that they aren't old enough to understand, and equal over-reliance on whether something is a dream or not.

I was a bit confused as to the target demographic. Most entries appear to be for young adults or children but with rougher content than average. The writing tends to be at a low reading level which furthered the confusion. I can remember only one tale with an adult protagonist (and it was one of the strongest!). Not a huge deal, just had me frequently stopping to wonder "Who is this for?"

Based on quality alone I would have given this three stars, but the sheer amount of content here (22 hours of short stories!) means that you get your money's worth and more. I'd recommend it to die-hard horror fans who need a binge.