Have you ever lay awake at night, watching the shadows? Have you ever seen them move? If you could talk to The Devil himself, what would you say? Would you want to talk in the first place? Have you ever quantified love? In a world where right can be wrong, where demons can be your allies, and laughter is anything but pleasant, not all stories have a happy ending. This coll Have you ever lay awake at night, watching the shadows? Have you ever seen them move? If you could talk to The Devil himself, what would you say? Would you want to talk in the first place? Have you ever quantified love? In a world where right can be wrong, where demons can be your allies, and laughter is anything but pleasant, not all stories have a happy ending. This collection of 27 macabre short stories will dig into your mind, make a home there, and watch the world unfold from the inside.
A Glimpse Into Madness
Have you ever lay awake at night, watching the shadows? Have you ever seen them move? If you could talk to The Devil himself, what would you say? Would you want to talk in the first place? Have you ever quantified love? In a world where right can be wrong, where demons can be your allies, and laughter is anything but pleasant, not all stories have a happy ending. This coll Have you ever lay awake at night, watching the shadows? Have you ever seen them move? If you could talk to The Devil himself, what would you say? Would you want to talk in the first place? Have you ever quantified love? In a world where right can be wrong, where demons can be your allies, and laughter is anything but pleasant, not all stories have a happy ending. This collection of 27 macabre short stories will dig into your mind, make a home there, and watch the world unfold from the inside.
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Michelle –
Pretty good. Majority of stories are good, a few had no point or wasn't convayed well enough. But I recommend everyone giving it a read. Pretty good. Majority of stories are good, a few had no point or wasn't convayed well enough. But I recommend everyone giving it a read.
Marci Richie Wright –
This book is a thoroughly entertaining romp with things out of the ordinary. The stories here will make you think twice about the seemingly mundane & ordinary things & people you know. It's like reality got twisted & thrust into the dark. Love the stories! I received this book free through the First Reads Program, but the opinions here are my own. This book is a thoroughly entertaining romp with things out of the ordinary. The stories here will make you think twice about the seemingly mundane & ordinary things & people you know. It's like reality got twisted & thrust into the dark. Love the stories! I received this book free through the First Reads Program, but the opinions here are my own.
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