coxaad's review
5.0
I love stories. Found CK through NoSleep Podcast and will be getting the other volumes!
stephaniecommerer's review
3.0
I liked only a couple of stories in this one. The Tall Man and The Pocket Watch both of which I’ve read before, and The Chandelier. The Things We See In The Woods was good too, not scary per se but very interesting and attention keeping. Otherwise the rest of these were not my favorites.
jeanne25's review
3.0
I really enjoyed Volumes 1 and 2. I expected the same from Volume 3. With the exception of the last story Lake Kagachante, I doubted whether these stories were even written by the same author as the first two. They weren't bad, just not that great. I am generally not a grammar Nazi. I usually look over a few errors and don't dwell on it but there were way too many to ignore in this book. I can see how forth instead of fourth, son instead of sun, etc. can be over looked by a grammar check because they are spelled correctly even if in the wrong context. It was the constant absence of entire words like by, my, as, if and such that drove me crazy to the point that it distracted from the book. I couldn't get over the lack of/laziness in proofing the book. I would have given a 1 star rating due to simply to the poor grammar EXCEPT for the last story. Lake Kagachante also contained multiple grammar errors but it was good enough to allow me to not dwell on them. I would have loved the entire book to be on the same level as the first two volumes but at least the final story made up for what the rest of the book lacked.
blackwater's review
2.0
The Things We See In The Woods was pretty good! Not a fan of the others, though.
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