Infinite Pieces Volume 1: "The Devil's Punchbowl" and Other Horror Stories

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By Sean Platt & David W. Wright &

Publisher Description

A chilling new horror anthology from the twisted minds at Sterling & Stone, featuring 12 spine-tingling tales from the studio's most talented storytellers, including bestselling authors Sean Platt and David Wright, as well as masters of horror Sawyer Black and Ebony Graves.

Zombie Run by Jason Krumbine: A young woman stuck in a never-ending time loop relives the same day in a desperate attempt to save her boyfriend after he's been bitten by zombies.

Judgment House by Ebony Grave: A college student is introduced to an immersive Christian-themed haunted house which may just end in a blood-soaked reckoning.

The Z.O.A. by Kim M. Watt reveals that the only thing worse than a zombie apocalypse might be the local Homeowners' Association.

This collection of macabre and supernatural stories from Sterling & Stone won't let you sleep easy — if you can sleep at all.

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3.5

Rebecca Smith

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Created about 2 months ago

“This felt like a nice sample platter of horror stories. I enjoyed being able to read the stories quickly and in one sitting but some of them were just too short. I felt like some ended just as the story was getting rolling and that fell short for me. As much as I enjoy quick stories, sometimes I dislike how underdeveloped they are. With all that being said, this gave me a nice fix of spookiness. There’s a little bit of everything in here for people who like different types of horror like supernatural, comedic, gore, and psychological. An easy way to figure out what type of horror stories you enjoy the most. Thank you NetGalley for allowing me to read this!”