Cult Classics for the Modern Cult 2: Heartbreakers for the Modern Cult

by Michelle Browne (Editor), K. de Long, Mags Carr

Nine insane short stories with a B-movie flair fill out this anthology. There's a little violence, some adult (18+) content, and some heartbreaking love stories. Polish your fangs, spray on some fresh formaldehyde, and clean the crypt before your date arrives--being a monster doesn't mean you can't fall in love, and a collection of sad, funny tales are coming to a Kindle near you.

151 pages, Kindle Edition

First published May 22, 2015

About the author

Michelle Browne is a sci fi/fantasy writer. She lives in Lethbridge, AB with her partners-in-crime and their cats. Her days revolve around freelance editing, knitting, jewelry, and nightmares, as well as social justice issues. She is currently working on the next books in her series, art, and drinking as much tea as humanly possible.


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Reviews

[Matthew W Seniff · Rating 5 out of 5]

This book is a well written selection of short stories. The stories are imaginative with some great twists and turns. As an aficionado of short stories I was entertained by each and every one. The character development is well done but not anymore than the story needs. The book is well edited and the stories are in an order that draws the reader in. The only thing I was disappointed to find was the end of the book which came all too soon. Short stories are my favorite form of literature and this book was a joy to read. I highly recommend it to anyone looking for entertainment in nice bite sized pieces.

[James Crawford · Rating 3 out of 5]

This is a very different book from the first one in the series. The first one I found to be hilarious at times. This one is a much darker book of stories. One story involves a guy putting together and modifying a girl in his basement and how he thinks he owns her. One story is a sad one about a fisherman and a human/krakan hybrid. Then there's a story about a guy meeting a lonely woman in a bar and that one also turns out to be really sad.

There's Romero and Juliet, another tentacle being and a really, really weird one about a guy loving a bug. Most of the stories are pretty good but the overall effect is depressing.

[Marj Cinqualbres · Rating 4 out of 5]

Weirdly good reads

O'Henry Twilight Zone all rolled up in each story. Unexpected endings and a couple you wish were different. I truly did not like "Remade' the last story, it is an open ended ending. I would love to have his victim do the same thing to him out of "love of perfection"