Short Horror Stories Vol. 13: Scary Ghosts, Monsters, Demons, and Hauntings

Supernatural Suspense Collection

De: Scare Street, Ron Ripley

Narrado por: John Pirhalla

Do you dare venture into a graveyard at night?

A trip to a historic cemetery reveals that a young man’s girlfriend may be more than what she seems. The dead hold a burial ceremony of their own, after a violent criminal incites their wrath. And a night watchman’s obsession with old bones leads him to dig up the wrong grave.

Scare Street is proud to present the best in bone-chilling supernatural horror. This volume contains three spine-tingling tales for your listening pleasure. And each story carries a chill from beyond the grave, guaranteed to make your skin crawl.

But as you listen, take care. They say you should always hold your breath when you walk past a graveyard. Because, the dead envy the air in your lungs. They long for the spark of life that they have lost.

And if you’re not careful, they may rise from the earth, and try to take it from you...

©2020 Scare Street (P)2020 Scare Street

Cemetery Love

I absolutely love this short story series only complaint to short always want more and hate when they end. No favorites this time all 3 were great and involved cemeteries with vivid imagination. 1st Hanging Tree Adrian choose the wrong girlfriend/witch 2nd Just for Fun robber gets justice and 3rd Late Night Studies a security gets more than he bargained for. Highly recommend if you want quick horror shorts with good narration, keep them coming.

Short Stories 13

These are such good short stories .I loved the cemetery theme of this book . I really enjoyed John Pirhalla "s narration of the book.

Reasons I don’t like cemeteries.

These are three reasons why you should stay out of cemeteries unless you’re visiting a loved one. You don’t want the place where you die to be your final resting place.

Not As Enjoyable

These books are usually nice background noise with a good balance of camp and spookiness- but this one not so much. The final story misrepresented an actual, real world religion that is heavily stigmatized, and heavily insinuates a past sexual assault. Not exactly the same ‘gather round the campfire’ vibes the rest of this series gives off.