A review by lucylovesreading
The Valancourt Book of Horror Stories: Volume Two by James D. Jenkins, Ryan Cagle
4.0
The Valancourt Book of Horror Stories: Volume Two
Short stories that are based on the supernatural. I liked about half of them and there were a few that I thought could be turned into an actual novel. I really enjoyed the first story which was a witch story that had me smiling with all the karma being dished out. The 3rd story was about the supernatural and was very spooky, it had be thinking about it for a while afterwards. The 7th story is the one that I think should be made into a book it’s a serial killer vampire tale. The stories I didn’t like were the 2nd, which I didn’t find scary or spooky at all, the 6th which was similar to the headless horseman wasn’t that scary and reminded me a lot of the old victorain horror stories. The 10th story was about a haunted house that kills the woman that live there once they reach a certain age and the 11th story made zero sense to me.
Short stories that are based on the supernatural. I liked about half of them and there were a few that I thought could be turned into an actual novel. I really enjoyed the first story which was a witch story that had me smiling with all the karma being dished out. The 3rd story was about the supernatural and was very spooky, it had be thinking about it for a while afterwards. The 7th story is the one that I think should be made into a book it’s a serial killer vampire tale. The stories I didn’t like were the 2nd, which I didn’t find scary or spooky at all, the 6th which was similar to the headless horseman wasn’t that scary and reminded me a lot of the old victorain horror stories. The 10th story was about a haunted house that kills the woman that live there once they reach a certain age and the 11th story made zero sense to me.