The Nightmare Collection: Volume 1

By: Lee Mountford

Narrated by: Hannibal Hills

Length: 7 hrs and 47 mins

Publisher's Summary

From best-selling horror author Lee Mountford comes a terrifying short story collection that is certain to chill the blood.

An abandoned hospital that isn't as empty as it first seems.

Two police officers pay a visit to an old industrial unit...and walk right into hell.

A mysterious box that brings with it a terrible secret.

A strange farm with an insidious past.

A young boy who is sure his house is haunted.

A husband returns home after a trip away...and brings with him an entity that wants to claim his family's souls.

An ancient forest that hides a dark presence.

These short stories are guaranteed to have you sleeping with the light on. Dive into the perfect entry point to Lee Mountford's dark and twisted universe.

Buy now...because who doesn't love to be terrified?

©2019 Lee Mountford (P)2019 Lee Mountford

Loved it

Excellent short stories especially the prequels
From haunted places to possession this is full of nightmare fuel
Hannibal’s narration is always the highest quality
If your a horror fan lee mountford doesn’t disappoint
I received a free review audiobook and voluntarily left this review

Ima need that nightlight now.

I thoroughly enjoyed Lee Mountford’s full length novels (especially Forest of the Damned) so I thought I’d give this collection a try, even though short stories typically aren’t my favorite. These were great. Creepy-leave the nightlight on-jumping at every creak- great! I especially loved that there were prequels to his previous novels (that I need to go re-read,now that I know the backstories). There were horror stories of all types from the just plain gruesome, to the straight up scary. Not to mention, one of them was almost identical to a nightmare I had as a kid that has stuck with me my entire life... so, that was a bit traumatic. And as always, Hannibal Hills’ narration was spot on. Not so over the top you’re laughing when you’re supposed to be scared (as with some other horror narrators) but with enough drama that you can feel the fear. This was a great collection, I’m definitely looking forward to volume 2. I received a copy of this audiobook from the author in exchange for an honest review.

More painful than scary

The stories were far from scary and the reader had such a whiny voice I couldn’t enjoy it

Variation of Spooky Tales

I enjoyed this read. The book consists of multiple stories, each spooky. Some of the stories are even prequels to a few of the other authors writings. I have enjoyed other writings of this author and enjoyed them as well. If you like short scary stories, I highlight recommend this read. You will not be disappointed.

Histrionic AF

The narrator would have been great if he had just taken it down a notch. I had to skip over the most dramatic parts because he was just going on and on, like “OOOOOHHHH NOOOOO, WHAAAAAAAAT IS HAAAAAAPPPENIINGGGG?!?! OOOOOOHHHH ITS A DEEEEEEEEMOOOOOONNN!!!!! ITS COMING THIS WAAAAAAAAYYYYYY!!!!!

And don’t even get me started on his female voices...

Not my cup of tea

I would rather not give this a star rating since I tagged it DNF, but audible won't allow it. Everyone liked this book so much, yet it falls flat for me. I reached the midway point, and it totally failed to grab me. I think it may be the narration. It's a little over the top and is distracting me from the stories. This was my follow-up to Postcards From The Void, so perhaps I was in a different mood. For me, this may be one of those collection better read than heard.

was ok

at first I thought the stories were connected but then I realized they were just similar .

Descriptive and horrifying tales

This book is a true as the title states full of descriptive tales that are sure to give you nightmares. The stories are well written and absolutely horrifying. I highly recommend this book if you like tales of horror and gore. I received this book at my request. I am leaving my honest review here voluntarily of my own volition.

Abandon All Hope..

I LOVE Lee's books and own all of them so I knew what I was getting into, but I was really excited to find it expanded his mythos and the world he is creating. It's brutal, it's sad, it's never a happy ending. I highly recommend this for fans of his novels, but also for those who are more into the gut punching body horror than the old dusty ghosts kind of horror. Really hope to see more audio books from him and Mr Hill

There's an actual commercial in between stories...

It starts out Ok, and then just kind of stays there and never really gets interesting. It wants to be Clive Barkers Books Of Blood but isn't as clever and the narrator only has two moods - terror and slapstick doofus.

☺

Lee Mountford & Hannibal Hills once more have been 100% got to give it 5 out of 5