Slice of Paradise

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Argh, the nerve of this guy! I was so happy to see this woman immediately react and not let him just keep doing what he was doing. There were so many red flags here, I just wanted to scream at the character. Even before starting this one, I was nervous. I mean, with a title like “Beach Snakes,” I’m gonna be nervous! This one ruled!

[Book Review] Slice of Paradise: A Beach Vacation Horror

They Eat People, You Know by Rowan Hill (with Australian wilderness, two women alone on an isolated beach when strangers crash on their peace... this story builds tension and discomfort from beginning to the end). Night Dive by Drew Starling: This story has a slower build, which only increases the sense of dread and allows some time to worry about the characters. This was genuinely scary. 4 stars. Disse retningslinjer har til formål at gøre indholdet på Booking.com relevant og familievenligt, men uden at hindre at personer kan udtrykke stærke meninger. Det samme gælder også de følelser brugeren måtte give udtryk for. I had first heard a version of this tale on the Horror Oasis YouTube channel. It was titled Vacations End. Give it a listen here:Som standard bliver anmeldelser sorteret afhængigt af datoen og andre kriterier der skal vise dig de mest relevante anmeldelser, blandt andet: dit sprog, anmeldelser med tekst og anmeldelser der ikke er anonyme. Andre sorteringer kan være tilgængelige (f.eks. type rejsende, karakter, m.m.)

Slice of Zealous for Zane: An M/M Daddy Romance (A Little Slice of

There's something for everyone here, from sharks and gore to disturbing cults and unexplained evil phenomena. I was particularly impressed that so many stories deal with both an outside horror and traumatic interpersonal relationships. Pretty much every aspect of beach horror is covered, and several you won't have thought of before... The Fons Juventutis by Kay Hanifen (a maid in a fancy resorts stumbles on a corpse and starts to unravel a conspiracy... I felt a constant dread reading it)All these two women want to do is enjoy their day of vacation by visiting a lemon orchard and then returning to the hotel for a “nap.” But some otherworldly beings have other plans for them. There’s two main things that ties each of these stories together… the beach and terror.I loved that many of these tales had an ambiguous ending, while others have some seriously non-happy endings. One thing I love about short story anthologies is that while every story isn't for you, you can usually find several that pique your interest and a couple that hit absolute homeruns. You're exposed to different writing styles. You meet different authors-- some of whom you fall in love with! And you get worlds and worlds of stories all in the palm of your hands.