Autumn Nights: 12 Chilling Tales for Midnight

Autumn Nights Charity Anthologies, Book 2

De: Cass Kim, A. W. Wang, Meg Holeva, K. A. Miltimore, Helen Whistberry, Jacob Klop, Nicole Scarano, Mallory Kelly, Martin Shannon, E. H. Night

Narrado por: Garrett Michael Brown

Between the long days of summer and the dark nights of winter, autumn envelops the evenings with the scent of cinnamon and apples...of wood smoke and fallen leaves. In the dim light of a fading sun, the night returns to reclaim its own.

From witches and demons to haunted circuses and deals made with hidden consequences to ghosts and secrets buried in the past, Autumn Nights: 12 Chilling Tales for Midnight brings together the very best of spooky tales to tell under a harvest moon.

Created for those who get excited for Halloween, pumpkin carving, and crisp fall weather, and for those that love the things that go bump in the dark. Do you dream of windy nights and tumbling leaves, even while summer days stretch on? Do you want scary bonfire stories with a wide variety of lore? This collection is perfect for you.

These 12 spooky short stories originate from 10 outstanding authors to delight your love of autumn and get the hairs on the back of your neck standing at alert.

©2020 Cass Kim (P)2020 Cass Kim

good scary stories for a good cause

so enjoy these scary stories and as a bonus the proceeds go to a good cause.

Listened in October pre-Halloween, good & spooky

When Fall arrives, I read and listen to spooky, creepy, and scary tales. In the lead-up to Halloween, it gets dark earlier each day, and after dinner I seek out short stories with some spice (though not necessarily bloody/gory).

This annual anthology was mentioned on Twitter, so I checked it out. I liked that the stories came from a variety of authors (including several I Follow on social media), that all the stories had a common theme (owls!), and that proceeds went to charity.

I chose the Audible audiobook. Each story is about an hour long; I listened to a few hours of stories & saved more for the next night. Because different authors wrote them, I never knew what creepy happenings to expect. It turned out to be a lovely, broad range from humans making regrettable mistakes to evil monsters to time travel to the importance of math and so much more.

Each story was a gem. I'll be listening to them again, possibly next week, certainly next year. I'd recommend this anthology. I'm also looking forward to other anthologies by this publisher/group!