Don't miss the chance to grab some scary reads for Halloween!
These tales of terror are set in the U.S. and Southeast Asia, featuring creatures from Asian folklore that I grew up with. You’ll meet the toyol, the zombie baby from Southeast Asian myth. One story revolves around the Asian tsunami of Dec. 26, 2004, which was a devastating and horrific disaster that killed almost 228,000 people in 14 countries.
The collection is for you if you like unsettling stories that will creep you out rather than full gore or slasher stuff.
Blurb
Holiday destinations. Sun-drenched beaches. Pristine rainforests. But what comes out to play when the sun sets? Vengeful spirits. Malignant ghosts. Horrific creatures from Asian folklore. Sometimes the old wives’ tales are real.
East meets West in this collection of seven short horror stories set in the United States and Southeast Asia.
American ghost hunters investigate a tropical island with a dark past …
A man returns to a Thai resort that was devastated by the 2004 tsunami …
A woman travels to Singapore to claim her inheritance after her father dies in a freak accident …
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