Review: Much more than just a horror collection
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 10 21, 2013
Thirty Scary TalesI have grown to expect quality stories in the story collections edited by Rayne Hall. And I wasn't disappointed with this collection. All the stories were imaginative and entertaining but also had deeper meanings. Several spoke to me in a special way.Graywalker- what if a zombie could atone for his past as a human?By Your Own Free Will- I was wonderfully disturbed by this woman's sacrifice for love.Night Train- Robbers aren't the only things lurking on a night train.Black Karma- What if a man could redeem himself and be ensured another life?Take Me to St. Roche- could a passing motorist help a ghost find revenge and peace?The Painted Staircase- as an art teacher I loved this one.Double Rainbow- a womanizer's arrogance gets him exactly what he deserves.Burning- Disturbing and reflective of a society we hope we're leaving behind.This book was so much more than just a horror story collection.Excellent, Excellent stories.Teresa Reasor