Terror in the Shadows, Volumes 7-9

Scary Ghosts, Paranormal & Supernatural Horror Short Stories Anthology

De: Scare Street, Ron Ripley, David Longhorn, Sara Clancy, Anna Sinjin, Rowan Rook, Arwa Hezzah, Bronson Carey, A. I. Nasser, Julia Grace

Narrado por: John Pirhalla

The dead hunger for the living....

Ghosts, specters, wraiths.... Restless undead spirits wail beneath the full moon and reach out for you from the swirling mists. The pain and loneliness of death drives them to seek the one thing they cannot have - the spark of life within your soul....

Scare Street presents volumes seven to nine of Terror in the Shadows, gathered into one spine-tingling tome. More than 30 stories of supernatural fear and suspense lurk with this macabre collection. Each one packed with a ghoulish assortment of creatures from beyond the grave.

As you listen, a shiver runs down your spine. Cold sweat drips down your forehead, and the terror makes your heart beat faster. The spirits can hear it, thumping in your chest. And once you feel the cold touch of spectral hands on your skin, you know it’s too late.

Soon your heart will beat no more, as the undead drag you down into their world of shadows once and for all....

©2020 Scare Street (P)2020 Scare Street

Short Horror Stories 7-9

I love short stories and this group of authors are great ! This series was super creepy . I couldn't stop listening

Box sets of spooky around Halloween are awesome.

Box sets of spooky are great, but they’re even better when they come out around Halloween. Perfect timing, and great books!

Great stories

Great set of 3 books filled with bite sized horror stories. Well written and narrated.

Things That Make You Go Hm...

I really loved volumes 1-3 and 14. Volumes 4-9 left me confused. I'm rating two books at the same time since I listened to them back to back. A majority of the stories felt unfinished, fell flat or lacked something. Ironically the stories weren't bad but when I got to the end of the story a LOT of them received a reaction of: "That's it?"or "What?" A few of the stories threw in a random detail that went no where. It was like an introduction to horror writing. I'm game to try other volumes.