Slice of Paradise

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Slice of Paradise: A Beach Vacation Horror Anthology Slice of Paradise: A Beach Vacation Horror Anthology

When a couple on the verge of divorce take a vacation, they both have other plans rather than spending time together. But the locals have their eye on the husband after he hits on a girl on the beach… On a trip that will decide if their marriage will last or not, the husband complains of horrible stomach pain. When the wife learns what is causing the pain, many things fall into place for her. I think the reason I found this more enjoyable was due to solid storytelling, better crafted stories and ultimately more variety in the ‘where’ of the story taking place. Beach Snakes (Aiden Merchant) --> Alan and Jane are holidaying together to try and save their marriage. But with Alan's wandering eye and Jane's secret lover, things are harder. But soon they will learn of the Beach Snakes... I like the hints as to what's going on this one and where it leads. It's clever and subtle enough and threw me off a bit I thought it would lead one way but in fact it led another. 4.5/5 My goodness. We all know how terrifying it is when you brush up against something in the water, not knowing what it was. This takes that fear to an even more terrifying level! I loved seeing this fathers’ strength shine through when everything else was pulling him down. And that last line! What a great story to begin the collection!

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Beaches are supposed to be havens for relaxation. No one expects something to be in the water or horrific things in the sand. Horror and beach are two of my favorite combinations.

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What I didn’t like: Even though this one was a stronger one, story-wise, there were still a few that missed for me, as in most anthologies. Once again, reader mileage will vary. There’s two main things that ties each of these stories together… the beach and terror.I loved that many of these tales had an ambiguous ending, while others have some seriously non-happy endings. Honeymoon by Simon J. Plant-- It took me a minute to get into this one, but once I did and I developed a suspicion for what was going on I was hooked. I believe this may be the most haunting story in the entire collection. Indholdet skal passe til et globalt publikum. Du bedes undgå at bruge bandeord eller lignende. Kommentarer der indeholder hadefulde, diskriminerende, seksuelle, voldelige eller truende ord eller støtter ulovlige aktiviteter vil ikke blive offentliggjort.

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The Guardian" by Phillip Fracassi doles out the dread in small doses until the mid-point when all hell breaks loose. Some island vacationers pay a local to boat them to a private beach, never realizing why such a lovely bit of sand is deserted. 4 Stars.

Slice of Pleasure 2021 Weingut Korrell Johanneshof Slice of Pleasure 2021 Weingut Korrell Johanneshof

This collection tells some gruesome , intense, and gripping tales that will make you dread booking your summer getaway next year 😅 genuinley, all these stories are themed around beaches, holiday resorts , honeymoons , vacations and everything in between. There's murderous travellers and travel guides alike , there's world ending disasters, people questioning their own sanity in their desperate attempts to survive , and even, leeches coming out of someone's ass , yes , you read that correctly , it was bleak to say the least . Misery Guts by Craig Wallwork (a nasty little piece of body horror that will make your skin crawl,) Paradise Lost by Sheri White (the last recorded minutes of the lone survivor of a heat induced illness,) and Honeymoon (a couple take a pre-wedding trip to a resort that seems too good to be true.) Full disclosure: I was given a free copy of this book from the publisher per request of an honest review. This did not affect my rating in any way. You may think you know where "They Eat People, You Know?" by Rowan Hill is going but you may be surprised. I guessed at the outcome but it didn't interfere with my enjoyment of the story. Suspenseful and well done. 4 Stars.

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Paradise Lost”, by Shari White hooked me from the first word until the end. I would not got outside. You never know what will happen. Astorgos" by Ashlei Johnson relates the honeymoon from hell as an alien event occurs before the loving couple can celebrate properly. This read like the beginning of a larger story/novel and ending without a complete resolution. 3.5 Stars.