Gates of Erebus: Dark Paranormal Short Stories by Su Williams

My rating: 5 of 5 stars


Gates of Erebus: Dark Paranormal Short Stories is a collection of fantastically wicked tales by talented indie authors from across the globe. These stories run a gamut from witchcraft to vampires to monsters. But perhaps the scariest of all are the humans, those who often tend to be more frightening than goblins and ghouls and ghosts.

Imagine, while preparing a pot of chicken soup, an exact mixture of spices and herbs has called up an ancient demon who, by rule of contract, cannot return to its place in hell without purchase of some poor unsuspecting soul.

Drop in during the final moments in the life of one convicted of the crime of witchcraft. You decide which one between accused and accuser is the true abomination.

A Jack-The-Ripper type preys on the weak, only to find his own ending at the hands of his very own monster.

The dead become the living while those alive exhibit their true evil nature in this collection of delightful darkness.

Originality is the hallmark of this creative collection. If darkness beckons you, this is a book you’ll want in your collection.




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