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Worst Laid Plans

An Anthology of Vacation Horror

Patrick Lacey, V Castro

Ages 16+

Readers rate it 2.8 (6 on Hardcover)

182 pages · Released Jul 1, 2020

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This is a horror anthology deliberately designed to be frightening and disturbing, with dark supernatural and psychological themes woven through stories set during vacations. The collection includes graphic scares, some violence, and mature horror concepts likely unsuitable for younger readers. While individual stories vary in intensity, the overall package is marketed as horror for adults and older teens who seek out that genre.

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A fateful family trip to an amusement park. An island movie theater that takes more than the patrons' cash. A cross-country drive with an unexpected encounter. A family man hellbent on making great time, no matter the cost. Fourteen horror authors share terrifying and twisted tales of summer vacation gone wrong in Wors... A fateful family trip to an amusement park. An island movie theater that takes more than the patrons' cash. A cross-country drive with an unexpected encounter. A family man hellbent on making great time, no matter the cost. Fourteen horror authors share terrifying and twisted tales of summer vacation gone wrong in Worst Laid Plans: An Anthology of Vacation Horror. This anthology includes stories by V. Castro, Hailey Piper, Patrick Lacey, Scott Cole, Laura Keating, Malcolm Mills, Jeremy Herbert, S.E. Howard, Chad Stroup, Kenzie Jennings, Waylon Jordan, Greg Sisco, Asher Ellis, and Mark Wheaton, as well as a special introduction by Sadie Hartmann.

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ISBN 9781941918708 · Grindhouse Press

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