The Ouija Board Said It Was Hungry

31 Terrifying Tales of Horror and the Supernatural (Whispers from the Abyss)

De: Brandon Wills, Velox Books

Narrado por: Paul J McSorley

“Highly recommend for those who like their horrors in a variety pack.”—Phrique, author of Gig of the Damned

From the mind twisted of Brandon Wills come chilling tales of darkness and evil.

A charlatan’s tricks backfire when real monsters come to call. A terrifying Ouija board session leads to an unexpected request. In space, there is nowhere to hide from the hungry hordes. Consuming hunger has a new meaning for one man possessed by an insatiable parasite. A horror podcast hits too close to home as fiction invades reality.

These stories and others serve up a delicious blend of horror, science fiction, ghosts, and the supernatural that will leave you hungry for more!

“An extremely fun ride…”—Alexandra Nisneur, author of Hunt

“Some absolute bangers…”—Joe Ortlieb, author of Bedtime Stories for the Sick and Twisted

©2024 Brandon Wills (P)2026 Velox Books

Ouija board

These stories may give some people nightmares and keep them up all night. It was right up my alley of craziness. I love horror stories. If you do too, I highly recommend this book!

Lovely scary

This story collection scared me. It startled me in a good way. These stories although short gives a scary bite. The stories are unique and they are entertaining. I think the voice telling the stories was nice and clear. It added to the scariness.

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Really good!

Really good audiobook with some nice scary stories. The average length of the stories is around 15 minutes, so they are very quick, yet effective. The narrator is quite good as well. I highly recommend.

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The Ouija Board Said It Was Hungry

Reviewing for the audiobook version listened at 1.4x speed

This was a pretty good collection of short horror stories that were a nice amount of horror and gore. The variety of the stories was something I was happy to see as some collections tend to just be the same story rewritten in a different way. Some of the shorter ones were a bit difficult to grasp a few times and I had to relisten to understand, but that could have just been reader error. I did enjoy about 2/3 of the whole collection, my favorites being Large Yellow Eyes, There's Something Inside Of Me, Dear Mother, and Hunter and Prey.

Paul McSorley did a good job narrating and helped enhance my spooky story session. Overall, quite happy with this collection, though I can see people being put off from it because of the cover.

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