Krampus

By: Lily Lamb

Narrated by: Virtual Voice

★★★★★ "Creepy Christmas. I must be a sucker for punishment. I am not a fan of scary stories, but this one hooked me in, and having dealt with my own version of pre-Christmas horror, I'm kinda liking the idea of an anti-Santa dishing out punishment for those on the naughty list."
★★★★★ "His darkness is awake in full garb, down to his bag of skins. Terror grips those who almost expect him. He is well explained in this horror short."

'Before the first child took a breath, he already existed.
Not as a man or a beast, but as a shadow swirling around forgotten stars and in whispered legends.
The ground trembled when he moved.
He was unknown, yet remembered in bones—felt, sensed, feared.
Long before angels or humans, whispers from the Supreme Being shaped him and his siblings.
These whispers granted him strength, while fear fueled him.
He slept deep beneath the ground, awaiting the return of snow and the glow of hearths, amid the scent of pine, raucous guilt, and tender snowflakes as they filled the air.
As wrongdoing curled like smoke and nudged him, snow fell and lights flickered.
He remained bound to all things—and beyond them.
It was just before Christmas when he awoke from his long slumber.
Once again, Krampus opened his eyes…'
***This release is a revised edition***
TRIGGER WARNING- Reader discretion is advised.

Krampus has the features of a man. This story states thar he is attracted to males.

The first part of this story was good. Once he found the shifter, that's where this story went down hill. I have read books on Krampus and he doesn't seem to be the type to fag-it-out on male humans. He knows better and he knows his job.

Overall Awful

The narration was terrible, which isn’t surprising since it’s a virtual voice. I wish I could say the story made up for it but honestly it seems like an AI story as well.

Krampas has been misunderstood

I can’t say I am a fan of evil. This book was recommended to me.
Pleasantly surprised. Well written and supremely detailed by the author.
Looking forward to my next book by author Lily Lamb. Thanks
P.S. perhaps an actual narrator?