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A review by jeremyfee
Darkest Hours by Sadie Hartmann, Mike Thorn
5.0
Disclaimer: The author gave me a free e-book in exchange for an honest review.
If you like horror stories that really freak you out, I mean cause you to potentially feel like you're going to throw up in your mouth because they're so disturbingly good, then you will love Mike Thorn's short story collection Darkest Hours. Some of the stories are just bizarre, some are intriguing cosmic horror, some will freak you out, and some are truly disturbing.
The book contains author's notes after each story, which is really nice, because Mike Thorn explains his inspirations (both film and literature) for writing each story. After the short story section, the author also includes essays about horror.
If you like horror stories that really freak you out, I mean cause you to potentially feel like you're going to throw up in your mouth because they're so disturbingly good, then you will love Mike Thorn's short story collection Darkest Hours. Some of the stories are just bizarre, some are intriguing cosmic horror, some will freak you out, and some are truly disturbing.
The book contains author's notes after each story, which is really nice, because Mike Thorn explains his inspirations (both film and literature) for writing each story. After the short story section, the author also includes essays about horror.