Tavern of Terror: Vol. 6

By: Scare Street, David Longhorn, Ron Ripley, Nick Efstathiou, Chris Clarke, Simon Cluett, Ian Fortey, Sara Clancy

Narrated by: Thom Bowers

Length: 7 hrs and 11 mins

Publisher's summary

Come in for a diabolical cocktail of thrills and chills....

Paranoia and bloodshed are unleashed when a couple’s dream home slowly turns into a nightmare. An uprooted tree reveals a sinister surprise of death and darkness. And a prohibition-era ghost reveals more about the mysterious owner of everyone’s favorite pub.

Welcome to Hannigan’s, a cozy tavern just down the road, where the patrons have a taste for the macabre. Come for the drinks, stay for the tales of terror.

As you sip your cocktail, a chill runs down your spine. A shadowy figure stares at you from across the bar. The laughter around you fades to a muted whisper. The figure raises an arm and extends a bony hand to point a finger…at you!

Glancing down, you see ice crystals form on your skin. The frost crawls up your arm, engulfs your neck. You try to scream, but it’s too late. The sun has set, and the room goes dark.

Death has claimed you. And it’s last call at Hannigan's for the night....

©2023 Scare Street (P)2023 Scare Street

Great

Another set of amazing short horror stories from Scare Street. As always they are really entertaining and are narrated by one of my favorite narrators. Definitely recommended.

Oh say it ain’t so!

Well my friends it seems that sadly I’ve come to the last book in this series. If you’ve read my other reviews and are still unsure about this series, please let me assure you that you’ll be getting far more back than you put out. These authors are not just good writers but burgeoning masters of an art that is fast becoming an after thought. So often we’re in situations where we need a bit of something. Not necessarily a novella or a full blown novel. This is that “bite” you were looking for. You can take these at your leisure and savor all of the intricacies of these stories without dedicating long periods of time before you reach the conclusion. Trust me, these stories will often leave you considering them long after you’ve read them. In a time that the short story is becoming a lesser known art, it’s such a pleasure to find authors talented enough to keep the writing alive. Come in, take the chance you won’t be sorry I promise!

Good Diverse Shorts

I absolutely loved this book, visit Hannigan’s to meet horror, It has some great creepy/scary shorts and good authors and loved all 12 but have to mention Banshee, Deadfall and there is something for everyone. Recommend if you enjoy good short creepy/scary stories with good narration.

Another runaway hit!!

This was a good listen, not to intense as some of it's predecessors. The stories were engaging and not too many twist to lose you along the way. Horror lovers will love this.

Couldn't stop listening

The tales that were told, the surprises of some tales that were dropped left me questioning my own reality. Scare Street has once again delivered an amazing buffet of stories centered around an intriguing pub.

Another great anthology

This one really spooked me. The stories were spine tingling and had you checking in ver your shoulder . At least for me that’s how I felt. Each story got creepier than the next. The narrator did an excellent job portraying all the characters in each story. The narrator did give life to each story which made them even better.

This series makes you feel like you're there.

There's just something about being in a place where people are telling stories, as opposed to listening to recordings of them, but this series makes you feel like you're actually there. This is how it differs from other anthologies! Keep up the good work!

Tavern of Terror 6

As always great short stories centered around the creepiest but coolest bar ever! Loved them and can't wait for more !

Horrorific Tales!

The Scare Street authors once again deliver a handful of stories that will bring you a horrorific journey!

This is perfection in a book, and these stories will make you wish you were not reading these in the dark, or alone.