Twelve Days of Christmas Horror, Volumes 1-3 Omnibus

De: Rick Wood

Narrado por: Rick Wood

This is an omnibus that features all three volumes of Twelve Days of Christmas Horror in one box set.

Including such stories as....

Volume One:

• The F--ked Up Fairy
• 'Twas the Night Before Murder
• The Nativity of the Living Dead
• The Christmas Card Trap
• Secret Santa for the Sadistic
• Track Santa Parts One, Two, and Three
• Elf on a Shelf
• The Mince Pie
• The Christmas Cannibal
• A Christmas Carol: The Aftermath

Volume Two:

• The Present
• Christmas with the Cannibals
• 'Twas the Night Before Murder Part Two
• Christmas Night of the Living Dead
• Me and My Christmas Jumper
• Caroling with Killers
• Interview With Krampus November 2020
• Tiny Tim: The Trauma Years
• A Letter from Simon

In Volume Three:

• Santa vs. Krampus
• Charades with a Side of Rage
• Caroling with Killers
• Christmas in Hell
• Christmas Night of the Living Dead: Year Two

It's time for your festivities to get frightening....

©2021 Richard Wood (P)2021 Richard Wood

Twelve days of Christmas

Was ok but too predictable. The narration was the best. Was worth the fee paid

If you like mindless drivel, this is the book for you.

Predictable, uninspired, and cliché. This book reads like a 12 year old who just learned how to use cuss words, and wanted to write whatever demented thing they could think of and call it horror.

There is no message or nuance to be dissected from any of these stories. The characters are one-dimensional, boring, and many of them too apathetic about the Christmas season, which for a collection of Christmas stories just comes across as lazy writing.

The book had several of it stories sorted into chapters which for a short story anthology was completely unnecessary, and did not add anything to the stories or experience by breaking them up in this fashion. You don't buy horror books if you don't enjoy the genre, and this was not enjoyable at all.

If you like schlocky content without any substance, and want to have Christmas symbols twisted into a grotesque amalgamation of yuletide crap disguised as horror, then these volumes are for you.

That said, I did like the way the author read the book. He has a good voice for narration.