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In 13: A Baker’s Dozen of Suspense and Horror Tales by David Six, I will comment on each story, but they do have one common factor that I think will be good to look out for before you read. This struck me about three stories in. Watch this author’s talent for description. Do that and these stories will capture your attention. In some stories, the plot moves slowly but the talent the author displays with description makes all the stories worth reading.

Everywhere I Go This is not a Welcome Wagon visit.

Cutting Corners The title for this story is perfect.

The Gift There are some gifts you can’t return.

Trappings He will make up to her later.

The Wrong Man It is every parents’ duty to make sure the children are fed. This is one of the better short stories.

Sell Phone The title makes this story; it is necessary.

Elsie-Bellsie The thing that makes this story good is the very detailed and creative description of empty rooms. And of the corpses, of course.

The Best Fall Ever Again, a very clever title. And one of the worst cases of mistaken identity ever.

What You Think You Know My favorite line from this story is “But the day had leaned in on him like a crowd in a packed auditorium reacting to a yanked fire alarm, leaned in shoving, knocking him down, trampling him to jelly.” (loc 463-464)

I Love Him Family dinners are special.

Laugh Dance And the last laugh is on …

Moan He wanted to know where the screaming was coming from. He knew it was stupid to go into the basement but against his own advice he checked out the basement. And he found out where the screaming was coming from.

Corky’s Shadow This story is about the shadowy world of ventriloquist dummies. Read the story to see what I mean


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13 A Baker Dozen of Suspense and Horror Tales edition by David Six Literature Fiction eBooks Reviews

just didn't do it for me as suspense or horror-read over 1/4 of it and couldn't make myself finish.
I received this book in return for a review. These stories were well written and I enjoyed reading most of them. If you enjoy horror then give this book a go. However, some parts are not for the squeamish among us.
I received a copy of this book through InstaFreebie, and am voluntarily leaving a review. Thoroughly enjoyed all the short tales in this collection. All well written, and some more disturbing than others. I am definitely interested in reading more of David’s work, when time and funds permit! These are very quick reads, perfect when you don’t have much time.
I received a free copy of this book via Booksprout and am voluntarily leaving a review.

I thought this was a fun anthology of horror shorts to read! I enjoyed the majority of these stories and I would definitely love them to be expanded or have some sequels go on. Some were very creepy and I found it hard to sleep at night from them lol and others were not as creepy. Overall the author is a great writer and does well with the horror genre!
Looking for your ration of horror? You've come to the right place. The first story, as example, illustrates how satisfying ridding yourself of the source of your paranoia can be -- even if it must be brutal and bloody.

These are tightly written, chilling short stories with a full measure of creep. Characters are not formed from an ordinary mold, of course; they are delightfully weird. Just hope they are not your neighbors. Reviewed by the author of the Children's Story, About Good and Evil.
Creepy. Horrible. Disturbing. These 13 stories are just what you need if you find yourself awake and alone, late one night that is if you don't want to sleep. Some of these stories look at the middle and upper class, but most deal with the lower class, or even the criminal class. This is a world of deep emotion and irrationality, a world where you could snap at any moment. Some of these stories deal with the supernatural, but most depict horror in the sense of human depravity.

I love a good horror and these short stories were great for filling in the odd 10 or 15 minutes. They are all quite short. Having declared my bias, I am happy to award this book 5 stars.
In 13 A Baker’s Dozen of Suspense and Horror Tales by David Six, I will comment on each story, but they do have one common factor that I think will be good to look out for before you read. This struck me about three stories in. Watch this author’s talent for description. Do that and these stories will capture your attention. In some stories, the plot moves slowly but the talent the author displays with description makes all the stories worth reading.

Everywhere I Go This is not a Welcome Wagon visit.

Cutting Corners The title for this story is perfect.

The Gift There are some gifts you can’t return.

Trappings He will make up to her later.

The Wrong Man It is every parents’ duty to make sure the children are fed. This is one of the better short stories.

Sell Phone The title makes this story; it is necessary.

Elsie-Bellsie The thing that makes this story good is the very detailed and creative description of empty rooms. And of the corpses, of course.

The Best Fall Ever Again, a very clever title. And one of the worst cases of mistaken identity ever.

What You Think You Know My favorite line from this story is “But the day had leaned in on him like a crowd in a packed auditorium reacting to a yanked fire alarm, leaned in shoving, knocking him down, trampling him to jelly.” (loc 463-464)

I Love Him Family dinners are special.

Laugh Dance And the last laugh is on …

Moan He wanted to know where the screaming was coming from. He knew it was stupid to go into the basement but against his own advice he checked out the basement. And he found out where the screaming was coming from.

Corky’s Shadow This story is about the shadowy world of ventriloquist dummies. Read the story to see what I mean