Dark Screams: Volume Two
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Robert McCammon, Norman Prentiss, Shawntelle Madison, Graham Masterton, and Richard Christian Matheson scale new heights of horror, suspense, and grimmest fantasy in Dark Screams: Volume Two, from Brian James Freeman and Richard Chizmar of the renowned Cemetery Dance Publications.
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THE DEEP END by Robert McCammon
Everyone thinks the drowning death of Neil Calder in the local swimming pool was a tragic accident. Only his father knows better. Now, on the last night of summer, Neil returns in search of revenge.
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INTERVAL by Norman Prentiss
Flight 1137 from St. Louis by way of Nashville has gone missing. As anxious friends and family gather around the gate, a ticket clerk finds herself eyewitness to a moment of inhuman evil.
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IF THESE WALLS COULD TALK by Shawntelle Madison
Eleanor has come from New York City to prep an old Victorian house in Maine for Americaβs Mysterious Hotspots. Although sheβs always thrown herself into her work, this job will take her places sheβs never dreamed of going.
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THE NIGHT HIDER by Graham Masterton
C. S. Lewis wrote about a portal that led to a world of magic and enchantment. But the wardrobe in Dawnβs room holds only deathβuntil she solves its grisly mystery.
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WHATEVER by Richard Christian Matheson
A 1970s rock βnβ roll band that never wasβin a world that is clearly our own . . . but perhaps isnβt, not anymore . . . or, at least, not yetβtakes one hell of a trip.
Praise for Dark Screams: Volume Two
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βDark Screams: Volume Two [is] a worthwhile read and a great entry to this series. If this upward trend in quality continues, we are sure to see amazing things in the volumes to come.ββLitReactor
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β[Brian James Freeman] and Richard Chizmar set themselves a high standard with the first volume, and itβs good to see that they have maintained that level of excellence. . . . If you like good, solid horror, check it out. Iβve found some new authors to read.ββAdventures Fantastic
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βFive fun-to-read stories by top-notch horror scribes. How can you lose? The answer: you canβt.ββAtomic Fangirl
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βOnce I started this book, I didnβt want to read anything else.ββCaroleβs Random Life
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THE DEEP END by Robert McCammon
Everyone thinks the drowning death of Neil Calder in the local swimming pool was a tragic accident. Only his father knows better. Now, on the last night of summer, Neil returns in search of revenge.
Β
INTERVAL by Norman Prentiss
Flight 1137 from St. Louis by way of Nashville has gone missing. As anxious friends and family gather around the gate, a ticket clerk finds herself eyewitness to a moment of inhuman evil.
Β
IF THESE WALLS COULD TALK by Shawntelle Madison
Eleanor has come from New York City to prep an old Victorian house in Maine for Americaβs Mysterious Hotspots. Although sheβs always thrown herself into her work, this job will take her places sheβs never dreamed of going.
Β
THE NIGHT HIDER by Graham Masterton
C. S. Lewis wrote about a portal that led to a world of magic and enchantment. But the wardrobe in Dawnβs room holds only deathβuntil she solves its grisly mystery.
Β
WHATEVER by Richard Christian Matheson
A 1970s rock βnβ roll band that never wasβin a world that is clearly our own . . . but perhaps isnβt, not anymore . . . or, at least, not yetβtakes one hell of a trip.
Praise for Dark Screams: Volume Two
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βDark Screams: Volume Two [is] a worthwhile read and a great entry to this series. If this upward trend in quality continues, we are sure to see amazing things in the volumes to come.ββLitReactor
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β[Brian James Freeman] and Richard Chizmar set themselves a high standard with the first volume, and itβs good to see that they have maintained that level of excellence. . . . If you like good, solid horror, check it out. Iβve found some new authors to read.ββAdventures Fantastic
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βFive fun-to-read stories by top-notch horror scribes. How can you lose? The answer: you canβt.ββAtomic Fangirl
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βOnce I started this book, I didnβt want to read anything else.ββCaroleβs Random Life
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Brian James Freeman is the general manager of Cemetery Dance Publications and the author of The Echo of Memory, The Suicide Diary, The Halloween Children (with Norman Prentiss), The Painted Darkness, and Blue November Storms. He has edited several anthologies including Detours, Reading Stephen King, and Halloween Carnival, and with Richard Chizmar he co-edited Killer Crimes and the Dark Screams series. He is also the founder of Books to Benefit, a specialty press that works with bestselling authors to publish collectible limited-edition books to raise funds and awareness for good causes.
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Richard Chizmar is the founder, publisher, and editor of Cemetery Dance magazine and Cemetery Dance Publications. He has edited more than a dozen anthologies, including The Best of Cemetery Dance, The Earth Strikes Back, Night Visions 10, October Dreams (with Robert Morrish), and the Shivers series.
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Richard Chizmar is the founder, publisher, and editor of Cemetery Dance magazine and Cemetery Dance Publications. He has edited more than a dozen anthologies, including The Best of Cemetery Dance, The Earth Strikes Back, Night Visions 10, October Dreams (with Robert Morrish), and the Shivers series.
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