Such a wonderful anthology. It reminded me of the stories one would see on The Twilight Zone or Tales from the Crypt, and I do love me some Cryptkeeper!

It started off awesome with Herr Boggelmann (a rich man buys a table that brings forth his most horrific days), Oak Grove (Dark Magic and summoning Demons, whatever could go wrong?!?), and Midnight Movie (the dead director of B Horror movies is not pleased that he is not getting the kudos he deserves).

The Tree House was a cool idea and Trapped was just that.

Pretty Things shows just how much we know nothing about those closest to us and The 16th of May was a twisted romp with a parasitic/vampiric edge.

Real People had a wonderful premise and it involved a book and bookshop, so yea, loved it. Image of the Beast had fantastic girl power and The Unwilling Ghost took place inside a haunted asylum, because you've gotta have a haunted asylum in a horror short story collection. And finally, Nightshift shows once again that people working in fast food do not get paid enough.

This is the first Terror in the Shadows anthology I read, but I see more in my future! ( )

Terror in the Shadows, Vol. 3 is an entertaining collection of horror stories that deliver some truly chilling moments along the way. The authors exhibit a consistency in both style and tone that makes for an engaging and seamless read, without a clunker among the eleven stories in this anthology. ( )

I read this book for free as a LibraryThing Early Reviewers selection. The book was quite enjoyable and while some of the stories could have been a bit more fleshed out before they ended for the most part the endings were unpredictable and the stories interesting which is always a plus in this genre of books. ( )