Category: Horror Publisher: Young Lions At The Gate
ISBN-10: 0692022058
Type: Fiction
Pages: 117
Copyright: October 20,2014
ISBN-13: 9780692022054
Price: $3.99 (eBook)
Not for the faint of heart - NYJournal of Books Review - When you least expect something horrible to happen, jd young plants a bomb that quickly explodes, raising the readers’ blood pressure at least 50 points.
Dancing with Demons features strong women who gather their courage in the face of evil and dare to respond aggressively. Victims no more, the women seem to welcome the challenge and rise above the demons that dare attack them.
This collection is certainly not bedtime reading, although it’s what’s advertised in the book’s title. Nor is it for the faint of heart. These short stories will have you looking over your shoulder and questioning everything you once thought normal.
Professional Reviews
Dancing With Demons & Other Bedtime Stories
The common theme to these horrific chilling stories is they occur during everyday situations. When you least expect something horrible to happen, jd young plants a bomb that quickly explodes, raising the readers’ blood pressure at least 50 points.
Dancing with Demons features strong women who gather their courage in the face of evil and dare to respond aggressively. Victims no more, the women seem to welcome the challenge and rise above the demons that dare attack them.
This collection is certainly not bedtime reading, although it’s what’s advertised in the book’s title. Nor is it for the faint of heart. These bizarre short stories will have you looking over your shoulder and questioning everything you once thought normal. She describes her dark anthology as, “Collected Fictions of Madness, The Macabre, and Murder.” She’s spot on.
This collection is certainly not bedtime reading, although it’s what’s advertised in the book’s title. Nor is it for the faint of heart. These bizarre short stories will have you looking over your shoulder and questioning everything you once thought normal.
Chris has been fostered at the Crowley boot camp since he turned seven. At sixteen, he is finally ready to run away because his foster father is an abusive person who works Chris and the other children to the point of exhaustion. All he has left of h