Halloween Nights: Tales of Autumn Fright

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It's the Season of the Witch!

Goblins roam, ghosts drift through graveyards, children dressed as monsters beg treats and the Reaper collects his dark harvest. Listen carefully and you can hear the screams, or laughter, through the the rush of leaves scattered by the wind.
Halloween Nights gathers some of the brightest stars in the horror Constellation in this all new collection of tales centered around autumnal hauntings guaranteed to add a shiver to the air.
They are tales best whispered, stories of terror, tricks and treats that kids dare not speak aloud, for fear the words might ring too true.

Featuring original tales from Dan Brereton, V. Castro, Billy Chizmar, Richard Chizmar, Christopher Golden, Brian Keene, Bracken Macleod, John McIlveen, Hilary Monahan, James A. Moore, Errick Nunnally, Mary SanGiovanni, Sheri Sebastian-Gabriel, Jeff Strand, and Trisha J. Wooldridge

“Halloween Nights is a brilliant and disturbing collection of horror tales by some of today’s finest writers. Chilling, unexpected, and unnerving fun!” -Jonathan Maberry, New York Times bestselling author of RELENTLESS and V-WARS

Language: English

Pages: 246

Format: Kindle Edition

Publisher: Rotten Jack Press

Release: September 21, 2021

Halloween Nights: Tales of Autumn Fright

Sheri Sebastian-Gabriel

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Language: English

Pages: 246

Format: Kindle Edition

Publisher: Rotten Jack Press

Release: September 21, 2021

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Mylene

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Nov 23, 2024

Looking for a Halloween Tale? Read BelowWith anthologies, it is always sort of a mixed bag. With this one, I was pleasantly surprised to find that the stories stayed on theme. Great editing job from James A. Moore (pick up his collaboration with Jeff Strand if you haven’t already: The Haunted Forest Tour). This is definitely light horror, but certainly had some terrific tales in the mix. Shout out to Dan Brereton, comic book artist, who created the cover and the interior drawings. Here are my ra...
Bridgett

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22

Nov 23, 2024

A fun Halloween anthology, housing some fantastic writing. While I enjoyed some stories more than others, I found them all fun and engaging. The three I found most entertaining were...1. Beneath The Veil by John McIlveen2. My Favorite Halloween Memory by Jeff Strand3. No One Will Believe You by Trisha J. WoolridgeThis was the perfect Halloween read. And for me, Halloween is a year-around celebration, so really, this book is just a winner all the days.
Kimberly

(4/5)

9

Nov 23, 2024

HALLOWEEN NIGHTS, edited by James A. Moore, was a great collection of Halloween horror for the season. I enjoyed nearly every one of these tales, with stand-outs being:--RAWHEAD, by Hilary Monahan--HANNAH, by Mary SanGiovanni--NO ONE WILL BELIEVE YOU, by Trisha J. Wooldridge--KETTLE, by Dan Brereton & James A. Moore, and--THE CEMETERY ON BLACKWELL ROAD, by James A. MooreFantastic addition to those Halloween shelves!Recommended.
Debbi Smith

(4/5)

1

Nov 23, 2024

Creepy!
Lyle Boylen

(5/5)

1

Nov 23, 2024

A nice selection of stories just in time for Halloween.
David Veith

(4/5)

1

Nov 23, 2024

As far as short stoies go, this was better than most.
Chad

(4/5)

1

Nov 23, 2024

This was a really nice halloween collection. There were one or two that I didn't love, but most of the short stories were pretty good and there were definitely a few standouts for me."I'm Not Going to Make it" and "The Cemetery on Blackwell Road" were probably my favorites"Kettle "and "No One Will Believe You" really captured that halloween feel for me. "Hannah" and "Night Boy" were also standouts for me. Perfect for this time of year.

Mylene

(4/5)

Nov 23, 2024

Looking for a Halloween Tale? Read BelowWith anthologies, it is always sort of a mixed bag. With this one, I was pleasantly surprised to find that the stories stayed on theme. Great editing job from James A. Moore (pick up his collaboration with Jeff Strand if you haven’t already: The Haunted Forest Tour). This is definitely light horror, but certainly had some terrific tales in the mix. Shout out to Dan Brereton, comic book artist, who created the cover and the interior drawings. Here are my ra...

Bridgett

A fun Halloween anthology, housing some fantastic writing. While I enjoyed some stories more than others, I found them all fun and engaging. The three I found most entertaining were...1. Beneath The Veil by John McIlveen2. My Favorite Halloween Memory by Jeff Strand3. No One Will Believe You by Trisha J. WoolridgeThis was the perfect Halloween read. And for me, Halloween is a year-around celebration, so really, this book is just a winner all the days.

Kimberly

HALLOWEEN NIGHTS, edited by James A. Moore, was a great collection of Halloween horror for the season. I enjoyed nearly every one of these tales, with stand-outs being:--RAWHEAD, by Hilary Monahan--HANNAH, by Mary SanGiovanni--NO ONE WILL BELIEVE YOU, by Trisha J. Wooldridge--KETTLE, by Dan Brereton & James A. Moore, and--THE CEMETERY ON BLACKWELL ROAD, by James A. MooreFantastic addition to those Halloween shelves!Recommended.

Debbi Smith

Creepy!

Lyle Boylen

(5/5)

A nice selection of stories just in time for Halloween.

David Veith

As far as short stoies go, this was better than most.

Chad

This was a really nice halloween collection. There were one or two that I didn't love, but most of the short stories were pretty good and there were definitely a few standouts for me."I'm Not Going to Make it" and "The Cemetery on Blackwell Road" were probably my favorites"Kettle "and "No One Will Believe You" really captured that halloween feel for me. "Hannah" and "Night Boy" were also standouts for me. Perfect for this time of year.

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