Here we are again: I suspected the intent in this story, but it is so well and capably prepared I certainly can't complain. 'Sundown' by Cat Camille: 'If it seems to be too good to be true, then it probably isn't true.' As a voracious reader of horror, mystery, and true crime, I return to this proverb often. 'In Mamma' s Heart' by Elizabeth Roderick: I can't express how much I loved this story! Heartbreaking, terrifying, wonderful! (And I kept thinking about Emmett Till) 'Ghost of the Past' by Sara Schoen: scary, scary, scary! I loved the implacability, the buried community and buried secrets, and the almost Biblical visiting the 'sins of the fathers' on the sons.and daughters. Nichole Knight: grief upon grief upon grief suffuses this story, till you wonder, will there ever be surcease? Read on, because we're all going to be deeply startled.

The newest, awaited, entry in the always exciting 13: themed anthology series! Get comfortable and settle in.but oh, please do leave on the lights. Whether it’s the woman scorned finally given a chance for revenge after death, or an evil force trapping generations of a single family in a home for eternity-these are the deadly tales told from the grave.ĭo not think it’s over when the Grim Reaper comes to call.ġ3: RESURRECTED ANTHOLOGY This is a collection of stories bound to make you question every belief, filling in the blanks of the unknown. Some of us want to believe, and some of us are too afraid to face the truth that sometimes-just sometimes-the dead never leave. Stories of the living dead have been told through the centuries. It’s the one constant in every religion that cannot be proved wrong…death will find everyone.īut what if death is not the end? What if it’s only the beginning? It cannot be eluded, and there’s no escaping its fatal claws. A journey every living creature is forced to take.

“Noun: the action or fact of dying or being killed the end of the life of a person or organism.”

13 Resurrected by Amy Bartelloni