Joshua Scribner

This is a collection of chilling horror stories. I would venture to call it a sampler of this author. In the first story a young unattractive man suddenly finds himself attracting the attention of a pretty girl. But where are the voices he hears coming from and what do they want? In the second A man and women argue with the result of his past coming to haunt him. The third story a wife murders her abusive husband. Is that really what happened? The fourth story brings us a military man who is show more given the choice to die or just possibly die. The final story tells of a young man in the counselor's office telling a shocking story of abuse while from the door comes the sounds of terror and chaos. I enjoyed the stories in this book. They are short stories so the terror comes fast and hits hard. This is a good book for a camp out or those times when you want to read creepy stories out loud. Good choice for when you want a little horror but don't have a lot of time. show less

The pace of the story was quick, however, it felt incredibly disjointed and it really didn't make any sense to me. I'm aware it was a zombie based short story, but the confusion of the talking dog and how her partner is more of a background character rather than someone we could have seen her have a relationship with didn't work for me.

As far as the dog is concerned, I don't know what the point of it was. Was it her dead partner's conscious mind? Was it a figment of her imagination? What show more was it trying to remind her of? I just don't get it.

Unfortunately, this story didn't strike any chords with me and left me with more questions than it really should have. show less

A wonderful little short story. Short and to the point, with a satisfying ending.