Too Much Candy and Gore

This collection presents eight distinct tales of paranormal intrigue, featuring spectres and ghosts that attempt to mimic human behavior. The volume brings together writers who share a passion for the supernatural, offering varied perspectives on the uncanny. Readers will encounter narratives such as Dreadmoor Hall by S L Saunders, which likely explores haunted architecture, and The White Lady and the Headless Knight by Kram Rednip, blending folklore with spectral encounters. Neil Pettifer contributes The Long Way Home, while Richard Tyndall provides The Gallows Grave, suggesting themes of execution sites and lingering spirits. The anthology continues with To B&B or not B&B by Kram Rednip, placing horror in domestic settings, followed by A Most Transparent Gentleman by Peach Berry, which hints at invisible or deceptive entities. Lisa J Rivers contributes Paranormal Investigator, bringing a procedural angle to the genre, and H L Wood closes the collection with Too Much Candy and Gore, promising visceral shock value alongside the supernatural elements. This compilation suits readers who enjoy short-form horror that mixes traditional ghost stories with modern sensibilities. It may not appeal to those seeking lengthy novels or purely psychological thrillers without paranormal components. The structure allows for quick shifts in tone and setting, keeping the reader engaged through variety rather than a single overarching plot.