Erie Tales 14: Secrets: Erie Tales #14

Name: Erie Tales 14: Secrets: Erie Tales #14
Price: 10.00 USD
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ISBN: 9798781455997

✍️ Michael Cieslak

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🏛 Independently Published 📅 2022 🌐 English 📔 Paperback ISBN: 9798781455997

📝 Description: Erie Tales 14: Secrets: Erie Tales #14

Each story contained in the volume you hold in your hands is centered around secrets - the ones we keep, the ones we bury, and the ones that will never let us go. Presented to you in this, our 14th offering, are 9 stories that we could no longer hide from the world. With stories by Lee Howard, Peggy Christie, M. C. St John, MontiLee Stormer, Herb Kauderer. Clark Roberts, J. M. Van Horn, Jen Sexton-Riley, and JC Rudkin, edited by Michael Cieslak and cover art by Don England.

💎 Our verdict on Erie Tales 14: Secrets: Erie Tales #14

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This anthology excels in its thematic cohesion, using the concept of secrets as a unifying thread to bind nine distinct voices into a singular, oppressive atmosphere. The contributors deliver varied interpretations of concealment, ranging from personal guilt to cosmic dread, ensuring a dynamic reading experience despite the shared subject matter. The collection is best suited for readers who enjoy literary horror and psychological tension over visceral shock. While some may crave more plot-driven narratives, those who appreciate mood, character study, and the slow reveal of dark truths will find this volume a satisfying exploration of the human capacity for deception and the inevitable cost of keeping them hidden.

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Horror Reads editorial team

This anthology excels in its thematic cohesion, using the concept of secrets as a unifying thread to bind nine distinct voices into a singular, oppressive atmosphere. The contributors deliver varied interpretations of concealment, ranging from personal guilt to cosmic dread, ensuring a dynamic reading experience despite the shared subject matter. The collection is best suited for readers who enjoy literary horror and psychological tension over visceral shock. While some may crave more plot-driven narratives, those who appreciate mood, character study, and the slow reveal of dark truths will find this volume a satisfying exploration of the human capacity for deception and the inevitable cost of keeping them hidden.