Book Review for The Cabin of the Witch: A Short Horror Story by K.D. Raine

The Cabin of the Witch: A short horror story, by K.D. Raine, is a fun read that recreates iconic horror scenes that makes this a perfect for a scary story to read on Halloween night, a seance, or pranking any friends who are easily frightened.

The story revolves around sixteen year old Mason, his girlfriend Aubrey, and their friends, who decide to visit the supposedly haunted Lafayette Pioneer Cemetery when their car breaks down in the middle of the woods. They see a cabin in the middle of the roads, and Mason, along with Daniel, Aubrey’s brother, decides to see if they can get any help. Of course, the shallowest of the friends have the most common sense, but they veto her idea, and go anyways. The ending is humorous, to say the least.

The sensory imagery pulled me in, and the supernatural creatures depicted in the story were terrifying. There were a few grammatical errors, and the plot was also predictable, but enjoyable nevertheless. I give this story a 3 out of 5 stars.     

~I received a free copy of this book, and this is my honest review.