Embark on a journey filled with terror and fear with this collection of 15 spine-chilling short stories. Follow teenage kids as they face creepy and sinister encounters, including a haunted board game, a malevolent robot outfit, and an eerie ice sculpture. Get ready to be scared and hold your breath as you experience the ultimate in horror fiction.

The cover of this book really drew me in and I was curious about the short stories. I am aware it's aimed at 13-18 year olds, but the language was very amateurish and disjointed. There were a lot of really good stories that have a lot of potential. I felt the swearing was there to add shock value rather than having any meaning.

Maybe if I was younger or had a young adult to read this with then I may have enjoyed it more.

3.5 stars

I read this with my teenage niece. She absolutely loved these stories. And since she is the in the demographic for this particular book I think that holds a lot of weight. I personally thought the stories were good, well fleshed out, and creepy. For me personally the writing was a little amateurish but fine for the age group it was intended.

Thank you NetGalley and Horror Tales Publishing for this eARC in exchange for an honest review.

This was a collection of short and easily digestible horror stories. Short stories sometimes leave me wanting, as I feel that they just aren't long enough to really have a developed plot and characters. This wasn't the case with these tales; each story felt fully fleshed out. My one complaint is that it pulled me away from the story when characters were described in an unnatural way instead of blending the descriptions into the story itself. The writing at times felt choppy and forced, coming off as very amateur. Aside from that, I enjoyed reading these short stories.