Long Term Damage

De: Billy Hanson

Narrado por: Billy Hanson

Your life can change in a single moment. You might see that moment coming, you may never know what hit you, or you might look back and wonder where it all went wrong.

"Long Term Damage" explores a dark side of the human experience in life-altering quick decisions and the consequences of decades-old mistakes. From the young siblings who find horror while searching for a missing teen, to a rude woman stuck in the worst traffic imaginable, and an aging criminal coming face-to-face with his past after taking a bullet, these stories are all at once scary, tense, emotionally charged, sometimes funny, and often devastating. With a little boy who plays rough with his new doll and a man faced with a simple grooming decision that turns out to be life-or-death, there's no limit to the damage that can be done when these lives take a dark turn.

From the award-winning author of "Spider Season" comes a new collection of chillers and thrillers to keep you up at night and looking over your shoulder all day.

Featuring the stories "Fresh Hell", "Dolly", "Puppies", "The Burden", "Bad Traffic", "It'll Grow Back", and "Corner Booth".

©2024 Billy Hanson (P)2024 Billy Hanson

Grim Anthology

A varied collection of thriller stories that is nicely dark but transcends the grim. The first two are dark gorey stuff with Dolly veering more to extreme horror. These two seemed to lack finesse going black without a lot of drama, unevenly grim. This darkness informs all the stories but... story thee, The Burden, which was my favorite helps add a bit more heart and thought. The Burden is a hyper stylized reflection on aging and passion versus the toll of obligation and work in a coming of age story that felt thoughtful and nicely considerate. Bad Traffic is a weird reflection on beauty. There is some meat to this book if you stick with it after the first two schlocky tales. The last longest story really chews on some ideas in a frame of Twilight Zone. The narration seems professional enough and works but has a slight bland 'read by the author' flavor...