Castle of Horror Anthology Volume 7: Love Gone Wrong

Name: Castle of Horror Anthology Volume 7: Love Gone Wrong
Price: 12.99 USD
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ISBN: 9781736472699

✍️ Alethea Kontis

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🏛 Castle Bridge Media 📅 2022 🌐 English 📔 Paperback ISBN: 9781736472699

📝 Description: Castle of Horror Anthology Volume 7: Love Gone Wrong

The Castle of Horror Anthology is back with a brand-new collection of stories intended to curdle the blood and freeze the heart! This time the theme is love-- family love, romantic love, dedicated love, obsessive love, but what they all have in common is a misstep, a slide into the uncanny. Featuring stories by Alethea Kontis, Tom Waltz, Scott Pearson, PJ Hoover, Steven Philip Jones, Will McDermott, Mike Owsley, Lewis Figun Westbrook, Frazer Lee, Teel James Glenn, Liz Holliday, and Jeremiah Dylan Cook. Welcome to the wing of the Castle of Horror we reserve for Love Gone Wrong.

💎 Our verdict on Castle of Horror Anthology Volume 7: Love Gone Wrong

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The volume succeeds in curdling the blood through its consistent thematic focus on the slide into the uncanny via familial and romantic ties. The inclusion of diverse voices allows for a nuanced examination of obsession, making it particularly suitable for readers who enjoy psychological horror and gothic tales of domestic dread. While the anthology format may lack narrative continuity, the variety in tone prevents monotony. It is best suited for enthusiasts of dark fantasy and true crime adjacent fiction who appreciate short-form storytelling that interrogates the fragility of human connection. The collection delivers on its promise to freeze the heart by presenting love as a dangerous, destabilizing force.

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Horror Reads editorial team

The volume succeeds in curdling the blood through its consistent thematic focus on the slide into the uncanny via familial and romantic ties. The inclusion of diverse voices allows for a nuanced examination of obsession, making it particularly suitable for readers who enjoy psychological horror and gothic tales of domestic dread. While the anthology format may lack narrative continuity, the variety in tone prevents monotony. It is best suited for enthusiasts of dark fantasy and true crime adjacent fiction who appreciate short-form storytelling that interrogates the fragility of human connection. The collection delivers on its promise to freeze the heart by presenting love as a dangerous, destabilizing force.