Short Horror Stories Vol.2: Scary Ghosts, Monsters, Paranormal & Supernatural Hauntings (World Creepy Tales Collection)

Some secrets are best left, buried deep within the earth…I am thrilled to put together this collection of creepy short stories set in different parts of the world!! Whether it is a small non-descript village in India, the magnificent monasteries in Tibet, the numerous alleys of Kathmandu, the terraced rice fields of Japan, or the Serengeti plains of Tanzania— the locations are as beautiful as the horrifying events which unravel in them! This volume contains 5 horror stories that will have you feverishly turning pages, wanting more— Whether it is a village which is terrorized by an legendary beast, a glimpse into a haunting custom practiced on the Tibetan Plateau, a smuggler who secretly exhumes dead bodies from graveyards, an elderly farmer who finds a strange boy near his rice fields, or a rich businessman who wants to expand his game reserve in the Serengeti but has to first deal with the Maasai who inhabit it, I hope you find every story as creepy and exciting as I imagined it in my mind’s eye! The fast paced, simple narration will keep you hooked until the chilling climax! So, settle down in a quiet place, dim your lights and let the stories transport you, across different cultures and continents, into another world! This horror short story collection contains: 1. The Hunt 2. The Monastery 3. The Body Snatcher 4. The Lost Boy 5. The Ghost Warrior ***********************************************************************************************************************************************Reviews from GoodReads*********************************************************************************************************************************************** ★★★★★ - ChristyI absolutely loved this collection of short horror stories. Each story was very interesting and was able to hold my attention easily. I highly recommend to anyone who likes horror anthologies....★★★★ - DavidI've said it before, but it is refreshing to have such a variety of cultures mixed into a horror compilation. Although short, these stories delv