Chills: A Short Story Collection
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Publisher Description
The same people are impossibly spotted in two different places at once; a man considers murdering the husband of a woman he loves; while driving home very early in the morning, a driverless car appears out of the fog and follows two sisters home. Fear of the unknown, emotional intensity, and plain old creepiness will give you chills long after you have finished reading the seven stories in this collection.
Customer Reviews
Seven ways to scare
I received a copy of Chills: aA Short Story Collection by Sahar Sabati in exchange for an honest review. All opinions and thoughts are my own.
Blurb:
The same people are impossibly spotted in two different places at once; a man considers murdering the husband of a woman he loves; while driving home very early in the morning, a driverless car appears out of the fog and follows two sisters home. Fear of the unknown, emotional intensity, and plain old creepiness will give you chills long after you have finished reading the seven stories in this collection.
I’ve always liked a collection of stories in books. To me, they feel like they could compare to songs. Even though they may be short stories, they still deliver the message and energy. There were a few stories where i wished it continued and others that ended perfectly. Each one had completely different plots and made me feel different with each conclusion.
Altogether, there are a total if seven stories. Each story is told by someone different than the story before. Some make you think, while others make you feel shaken. One story may scare you where the next one may hint at fear.
If you like stories that make your heart rate increase with fear but dont want to make a comment ment with a story thats hundreds of pages long, consider this collection. Each story is crafted differently enough to draw you into the next one. It’s perfect for people just being intoroduced into the love of stories and the ones looking for a little creep in their lives.