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K is for Kidnap (A to Z of Horror Book 11) Kindle Edition

by Daniel R. Robichaud (Author), Ruschelle Dillon (Author), Donovan 'Monster' Smith (Author), Format: Kindle Edition
4.3 out of 5 stars 12 ratings
K is for Kidnap, the eleventh book in an epic series of twenty-six horror anthologies. In this book you will find a collection of thirteen unsettling stories from some of the most talented independent horror authors on the scene today. From otherworldly creatures to tales of revenge, vicious pirates to religious zealots, K is for Kidnap will keep you guessing until the end of each story.
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  1. Book 11 of 25
    A to Z of Horror
  2. Print length
    245 pages
  3. Language
    English
  4. Publication date
    October 1, 2021
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  • ASIN ‏ : ‎ B09GFXTH65
  • Publisher ‏ : ‎ Red Cape Publishing
  • Publication date ‏ : ‎ October 1, 2021
  • Language ‏ : ‎ English
  • File size ‏ : ‎ 1.0 MB
  • Screen Reader ‏ : ‎ Supported
  • Enhanced typesetting ‏ : ‎ Enabled
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  • Print length ‏ : ‎ 245 pages
  • Page Flip ‏ : ‎ Enabled
  • Book 11 of 25 ‏ : ‎ A to Z of Horror
  • Customer Reviews:
    4.3 out of 5 stars 12 ratings

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  1. Ruschelle Dillon

    Ruschelle Dillon

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    Ruschelle Dillon is a freelance writer whose efforts focus on the dark humor and the horror genres. Ms. Dillon’s brand of humor has been incorporated in a wide variety of projects, including the novelette "Bone-sai", published through Black Bed Sheet Books as well as the live-action video shorts “Don’t Punch the Corpse” and “Mothman”.

    She also interviews talented authors for the Horror Tree website.

    Her short stories have appeared in various anthologies and online zines such as Strangely Funny III, Story Shack, Siren’s Call, Weird Ales- Another Round, Women in Horror Anthology Vol 2, Dark Voices, Sanitarium Magazine Vol.1, DeadCades: The Infernal Decimation and Fear and Fables, Flashes of Hope, Were Tales: A Shapeshifter Anthology and K is for Kidnap. Her collection of short stories, Arithmophobia was published on Dec of 2017 by Mystery and Horror LLC is available through Amazon & Barnes and Noble. Her newest novella, The Stain has made its debut in May 2020, published by Black Bed Sheet Books. She appears in Daughters of Darkness book one.

    Ruschelle lives in Johnstown with her husband Ed and the numerous critters they share their home with. She's also a musician, playing guitar and singing in the band, The Dillon's

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  2. Daniel R Robichaud

    Daniel R Robichaud

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    Daniel R. Robichaud has lived in southeastern Michigan, central Massachusetts and southern Texas. He is a Rhysling Award nominated poet and the author of over one hundred stories, articles and poems, which have appeared in such markets as Shroud Magazine, Rogue Worlds, Goblin Fruit, Rage of the Behemoth, Green Prints, and WritersWeekly.

    Daniel holds degrees in both Physics and English, and his career path has reflected these passions. In addition to his numerous writing opportunities, he has been an Igor For Hire (aka a freelance research engineer), a substitute teacher, an automation engineer, and a neurophysiology lab manager.

    Daniel enjoys entertaining people with his words and stories. If you enjoy a good read, why not try one of his works? You might just love them.

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  3. Peter Germany

    Peter Germany

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    Peter Germany is a writer of Science Fiction and Horror from Gravesend in the United Kingdom. He is influenced by the works of Dan Abnett, Joe Haldeman, Scott Sigler, and CL Raven.

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  4. Chris Hewitt

    Chris Hewitt

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    Chris lives in the beautiful garden of England and in the odd moment he’s not walking the dog he pursues his passion for writing fiction. Specialising in horror, fantasy, and science-fiction Chris has stories in print with several publishers. To keep up with future stories be sure to follow @ https://mused.blog

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  5. Donovan 'Monster' Smith

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  6. Nat Whiston

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    Nat Whiston is from Birmingham, England. She published her first short story, What's Eating You on Godless Horrors, and did a collaboration story with Ash Ericmore - Your Move. She has the two novels of her three-part Extreme Horror/Dark Fantasy series, called Death Walks with Me and Time is Fleeting currently out. She has published the popular body horror short 'Feel Her Pain' and has a kid's series with Little Cape Publishing called Niko's Nightmare Portal Pet. She also does Nat Whiston Reviews to support other authors in the Indie Horror Community with co-host Creepy Bunny. Her favorite author is Clive Barker.

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  • Priscilla Bettis
    4.0 out of 5 stars Scary, Well Written
    Reviewed in the United States on October 14, 2021
    Inside are thirteen short stories about (you guessed it) kidnapping.

    I enjoyed almost all of the stories. Being an anthology with different authors and different kinds of stories, not every writer’s style is going to fit my reading preference. Still, it's an awesome book.

    There were three standouts for me:

    “Echoes from a Milk Carton” by Dillon. Nadine is a 911 operator. As you might guess, she gets a call during a kidnapping in progress. Oh, this one tore at my heart strings! The story does not go where I expected it to. Kudos to Dillon for surprising me.

    “Pool Party” by McCorriston. This alien abduction story was my favorite of the whole anthology. Noah is the protagonist. I just wanted to reach into the book and yell, “Noah, if the birds suddenly abandon their tree nest, RUN!” The aliens are nothing like I’ve ever read before. They use sounds and undulations for control. (Cleverly, Noah’s birds are HUMMING birds.) McCorriston gives the aliens a unifying purpose, adding depth to the story. McCorriston describes them as if they’re some kind of (spoiler territory, I’m not saying) mated with a (spoiler). Super creative story!

    “Mother is God” by Germany. I hope in real life there aren't delusional people like the kidnappers in this story, but I fear there are. “Mother is God” disturbed me and would have left me shaking in a corner if not for the hint of light Germany offers the reader at some point (no spoilers).

    K is for Kidnap is just the right length. At only 240 pages, I breezed through it, and at only thirteen stories, the topic (kidnapping) never got old.

    I read this story through my Kindle Unlimited subscription.
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  • Mrs Karen Germany
    5.0 out of 5 stars Great mix of kidnap horrows
    Reviewed in the United Kingdom on October 23, 2021
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    This is a great compilation of kidnap stories all of which are well written and enjoyable
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