But that simple gesture has some unpredictable side effects.What a spooky tale! I was very happy to see how this one ended. When Nana Ferree passes away, she had asked one woman to promise to give her a kiss on the forehead during her wake to pay her respects. Their curiosity gets the best of them and he and his wife head to the location that the postcard requested they meet at. Loved the mention of a Brian Keene novel in this one! This one had me super nervous to see what would happen next! I loved the ending!! When a man receives a postcard out of the blue from his uncle that he has no relationship with, he’s instantly anxious. This man is constantly on the go, making sure that the various creatures of lord that live right among others in this town they’re in behave. It was so fun seeing each new character pop in! I can’t imagine receiving something like this! Hats off to the main character, he took it all in stride! It it’s not just any grandfather clock… The thought of having something creepy delivered to my home has always spooked me. When a grandfather clock with intricate designs is delivered for a man that lives upstairs, the tenants downstairs are shocked with the appearance of the clock.
In this village, the people are weary of the return of a being that snatches people and imprisons them….That ending! Gosh I love when stories take a turn like this. But when he brings her to town after they are wed, one of the crew is determined to shake things up… What a haunting and brutal tale to kickstart this collection.
When a man shares that he’s getting married, a burly crew of men at the pub don’t believe him. Per usual, here are my quick notes about each! One story specifically really hit me! Diabhal’s Timepiece is quite something. Some were heartbreaking, some were uplifting, and most were quite spooky! I loved each of these stories! I heard the call for reviewers and then I saw the cover, and I couldn’t wait to get my hands on a copy! I mean… Isn’t that cover by Zach McCain AMAZING?!Įach story was so different, and yet they all had a little something that tied them together. I gotta admit, I went into this collection pretty dark.
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