Black Mist And Other Stories 2019

Black Mist And Other Stories

http://www.amazon.com/dp/B00ontgsbe

The cover story of the book is same from the first issue of the book. It is a spooky, dark story about a vengeful witch whose path one should not cross, ever! The remaining stories are mixed platter. A fantasy story that is certainly not scary but the remaining stories have maintained their first issue air, that is, I have tried to add spooky to scary stories mostly.

This book is for people like me who enjoy a good spook and chill like a daily cup of tea, coffee. The title story is the only story that is common with the previous edition of this book, others are new.

This year the stories are not much dark though. A mixed platter of fantasy and eerie stories for you!

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