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Jen

For Fan's Of Horror and Holiday Theme's.

Reviewed in the United Kingdom on 15 June 2018

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I know it's not Easter but I find myself reading. Or thinking about horror on any day. So I read a book of horror with Easter as the theme. Usually I love Easter cute Bunnies and chicks. The animals not girl's. Lol. This book has left me bewildered now as I read the scary offerings. I felt a slight shivering creep up on me. Killer Bunnies and other Easter goodies running amock. Still I really enjoyed this book and it didn't put me off Easter yet.

Bean Bag

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Reviewed in the United Kingdom on 30 March 2018

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I enjoyed the majority of these stories, especially the more surreal ones. Plenty of bunny, egg, and hen horror to be had.

misspider

Weird eggs and creepy bunnies

Reviewed in the United States on 12 April 2018

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A great horror anthology with a wide variety of interpretations of the Easter theme. Some stories just happen to play at Easter time, others take it a step further with weird easter eggs or creepy bunnies.

Over 20 stories await the eager reader, and while I found one or two foul eggs in the basket, the majority were a sweet treat. Usually, I rate every story in an anthology, but I didn't take notes along the way, so I would have trouble recalling the details of each and every piece here.

While I recognized a couple of authors' names, my three favorite picks are from writers I haven't heard of before: 'Easter Eggs' by Latashia Figueroa, 'Hatch' by Christina Bergling and 'Sulphur' by Mark Fleming. Special mention: 'Baby Blues' by Briana Robertson for most depressing story, and 'An Easter Prayer' by Weston Kincade & David Chrisley for most original (and cuddly) story.

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Christina Bergling

Balanced Collection

Reviewed in the United States on 28 September 2017

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As a contributor to this collection, My review only covers the stories that are not mine. Much like Collected Christmas Horror Shorts, I enjoyed the variety and uniqueness brought by each author. It is fascinating to see all the different ways a holiday can be turned to horror. There is some brilliance, some terror, and also some mundane in the pages, but the collection achieves a good balance.

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Blackeagle

Spine tingling book that you just can't put down.

Reviewed in the United States on 20 August 2017

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Wow, some of the stories gave me reason to pause. They made me want to go check and make sure I was safe in my own home. Spine tingling stories.

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