Book description
Twisted Tales 2 is the second collection of short horror stories from Deborah A Stansil. Ranging from parties that go wrong, killers, dealing with the Devil and everything in between, this collection shows the darker side of human nature in all its black glory.
Journey through the twisted minds of…
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Why read it?
1 author picked Twisted Tales 2 as one of their favorite books. Why do they recommend it?
Twisted Tales has an entertaining, witty introduction. The stories fly by, making it easy to read even during short time periods. Great for readers who are short on time. It's a good horror book in that the “monsters” and horrific situations are realistic. I recommend it to readers who enjoy horrors and thrillers.
From J's list on The best books created because of the April blogging from #AtoZChallenge.
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