101 True Scary Stories to Read in Bed Tonight

De: Lane Loomis

Narrado por: Matt Godfrey, Teri Schnaubelt

This book contains 101 bite-sized horror stories that are intended to scare and unsettle you. These are real peoples' accounts of the creepy and the occult - of their near-misses with madmen and paranormal entities. Each chapter is a short, standalone campfire tale, a retelling of a frightening or gruesome incident that has stuck with the teller, something that gives them pause to this day when they find themselves alone in the dark. These stories have been collected with the knowledge that real life is scarier than fiction.

©2017 The Thought & Expression Co. (P)2020 Tantor

101 low budget horror movie pitches in 2 hours

As a physical book this must have been one of the greatest bathroom reads.
As an audio-book with such pitch perfect reading, this is one of the scariest listens while driving home late at light.

Love it!~

Excellent

I have been looking for something to listen to that would actually creep me out! This did it!

Spooky!

Awesome listen. Turned on at night when I went to bed, some really creeped me out, turned on my alarm.

Scary!

Great stories. I wish some were longer and more detailed. I wish I could find more like this by this author. There really doesn't seem to be any information about her or where these stories came from. Maybe she's a ghost! Haha!

recommended

the reality of these being true stories and some relatable to a degree is truly terrifying

101 true scary stories

that they are cliff hanging stories and I like that about these short stories

Fun to listen to

Had some creepy moments. I don’t expect this to keep you up at night but it’s a fun read/listen.

well done

I enjoyed this .a few gave chills and made me think. cautionary tales of truth

Great Listen

Loved how short they were, no time to get bored. More, please - we need a Part II!

Truth is Creepier than Fiction

I looooove horror, but most of the time it's not actually scary. The super-short stories in this collection are. These aren't urban legends, or things that happened to a friend's cousin's neighbor; these are things that happened to actual people, which means they could happen to any of us. The narrators read in a smooth but matter-of-fact way that really brings home the "this could happen to you" aspect of the stories. More, please!