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13 Déjà Vu: An Anthology Of Horror And Dark Fiction

(Jason Flynn #1.5 - Sacrifice)

Bradon Nave (Goodreads Author),

Elizabeth Roderick (Goodreads Author),

Carissa Ann Lynch (Goodreads Author),

Sara Schoen (Goodreads Author),

Marissa Farrar (Goodreads Author),

Thomas S. Flowers (Goodreads Author),

S. Valentine (Goodreads Author),

Erin Lee (Goodreads Author),

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4.45 · Rating details · 74 ratings · 26 reviews

13 came for you once. Are you ready to face it again?

Evil can be fought. Ghosts can be hunted. But darkness can never be defeated. It only retreats, lurking in the shadows, waiting for you to let your guard down.

You might think you’re free, but once it has its eyes set on you, there’s no escaping it. Whether today, tomorrow, or next week—it will strike. No matter where ...more

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Published June 20th 2017 by Limitless Publishing LLC

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Jun 14, 2017 Paula Genereau rated it it was amazing · review of another edition

Oh my!!! This anthology gave me chills. It was well written and full of suspense. Had me on the edge of my seat. Some of these authors I haven't ever read anything by them but I'll definitely be checking into other books. ...more

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Jun 22, 2017 Philomena Callan Cheekypee rated it it was amazing · review of another edition

This is an anthology of horror and dark fiction.

I love anthologies as they are great if your looking for a quick read. I also like to buy anthologies so I can dip in if I'm looking for a quick genre change. I rarely read an anthology all the way as I like to dip in and out. An anthology is also a great way to find new authors :)

As these are short reads it's hard to write a review without spoiling but here goes on a few I've read already.

See You and n the Flip Side- Carissa Ann Lynch.

This is a ...more

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Jun 16, 2017 Kim Markett rated it it was amazing · review of another edition

A hair raising, goosebumps enticing group of stories some with happy endings some with frightening ones. Some stories fill your mind with disturbing images and others with a satisfying indulgence into the eerie. Weather you take pleasure in the supernatural or superstitious, in revenge or redemption these collections of morbid tales will appease your every need.

Caved In by Jackie Sonnenberg

This story starts with Fay trying to find help from a witch whose form is smoke. In return Fay has to devot ...more

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Jun 20, 2017 MillsyLovesBooks rated it it was amazing · review of another edition

Having been introduced to 13 An Anthology of Horror and Dark Fiction from stalking Author D.A. Roach. I couldn't wait to jump back in and get my twisted mind horror fix. Reading the sequel 13:Deja Vu Anthology!

This Anthology is a well written suspenseful edge of seat read. Each of these stories were great in their own right but a couple of them stood out for me. Caved In by Jackie Sonnenberg, Myopia by Jamie Sands, Room 249 by Thomas. S. Flowers and especially The Inheritance by D.A. Roach as it ...more

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Jun 22, 2017 Sherri Wyman rated it it was amazing · review of another edition

Bone Chilling read! I got lost in the story telling and occasionally had to look away due to the wonderfully descriptive writing included in these stories. Such a fantastic read! I highly recommend it to all my fellow lovers of the dark and twisted reads. Not for the weak of heart!

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Jun 20, 2017 Nancy (The Avid Reader) rated it it was amazing · review of another edition

Shelves: horror, anthology, samie-sands, read-2017, read-june-2017

Featuring Mytopia by Samie Sands

Mia is a young girl whom her mother has sheltered and tried to protect all her life. She just wants her little girl to be safe and not to get hurt. So that is probably why Mia has always kept to herself never letting anyone in resulting in her having no friends. You see Mia is blind and that is why her mother tries to keep her from harm.

When a virus starts to run wild in the outside world Mia’s mother who is a nurse tries to keep her from listening to the news bu ...more

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Jun 18, 2017 Brooke rated it it was amazing · review of another edition

I was so excited when I learned that there was going to be a sequel to 13! I think it is awesome that each author takes their own perspective of what it means to write a horror short story. Because of this, the anthology is full of unique stories that make the reader wonder about many different aspects of life. I must include a short shout out to D.A. Roach, Bradon Nave, and Carissa Lynch, all of whom are amazing authors and continually surprise me with what they are capable of! And of course, g ...more

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Jul 21, 2017 Lauren Churchwell rated it it was amazing · review of another edition

I loved this book. There are loads of awesome short stories in here that are creepy and will leave you begging for more. I loved the variety of authors and stories. Each story was completely different than the last and I love that they all give you an equally terrifying experience. There are a bunch of gifted authors in here. It gives you a chance to see new authors and gives you insight on the type of author that they are. I was introduced to a bunch of new authors that I now want to learn more ...more

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Jun 17, 2017 Sue Wallace rated it it was amazing · review of another edition

a collection of short horror stories by different authors.
an absolutely fantastic read with brilliant characters. I really enjoyed this book. I had some favourites but my most favourite would be the bad man by marissa farrar. they were all very good. 5*.

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Jun 26, 2017 Chelsi Tauscher rated it it was amazing · review of another edition

I have never been much of an anthology reader. Some of these have really stuck out to me lately though and this is one of them!
13 is back with more terrifying stories!!
The three I enjoyed the most were:
See You On The Flip Side by Carissa Lynch
Six Lie Broken- Bradon Nave
Widows Prey- Erin Lee.

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Jun 27, 2017 Kimberly Vanderbloom rated it it was amazing

I read the previous anthology so I was prepared what I was getting myself in to. This one is even better. There are stories that will leave you creeped out uncomfortable and mortified. My favorite one was The Inheritance by D.A. Roach because it was a short story that ties in to her demon hunters series. It was pretty amazing. Room 249 by Thomas S Flowers was really creepy and gave me a few nightmares. Overall, I'm highly impressed once again with the talent of all the authors in this anthology. ...more

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Jun 23, 2017 Marsha Bernabe rated it it was amazing

These stories are all delightfully creepy and sinister. The endings are unpredictable. I recommend not reading this in the dark. :-)

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Jun 20, 2017 Yvonne Davies rated it it was amazing

Having read 13 I knew that I had to get this and pre-ordered it so it arrived on my kindle today. Knowing all the authors I knew that I would be in for a great read and I was not disappointed.
Caved in by Jackie Sonnenberg: When Fay wanted to protect her unborn baby, she knew that she needed to talk to the witch that lived in the cave. As I began this story I thought I knew what was going to happen but I was completely wrong. How the author came up with this idea of saving the baby is beyond me Having read 13 I knew that I had to get this and pre-ordered it so it arrived on my kindle today. Knowing all the authors I knew that I would be in for a great read and I was not disappointed.
Caved in by Jackie Sonnenberg: When Fay wanted to protect her unborn baby, she knew that she needed to talk to the witch that lived in the cave. As I began this story I thought I knew what was going to happen but I was completely wrong. How the author came up with this idea of saving the baby is beyond me and I loved the graphic bloody ending.
Grave Beginnings by Sara Schoen: Three friends, an abandoned prison and a Ouija board, what could go wrong. It was a pleasant change to read a story that was not set in an asylum. Set in a prison added to the suspense and you are aware that the people who had dies there had all been convicted of evil crimes, so when a Ouija board was added you knew that something evil would emerge. This story was full of suspense and kept you guessing to the end.
Myopia by Samie Sands: Mia was blind, due to her disability, she did not make friends easy. Whilst her mom was called into work due to a medical emergency, Mia has to fend for herself and tries to learn what has happened. Only hearing what was going on in the town made it hard for Mia to grasp how serious the situation was. Whilst it would be worrying be left alone, losing one of your senses makes it even more scary and you can understand all of Mia’s emotions. The ending made me want to know more about her survival and I felt really sorry for her as yet again she was classed as a burden. The only good thing was she could not see the devastation happening, although I am sure her imagination made it worse.
Room 249 by Thomas S Flower: The story follows Andy as he goes on a crime and killing spree and ends up in a motel in room 249. Andy is the type of criminal that blames everyone else for his mistakes, and even when he was killing he always justified his actions. When he gets to the motel he does not suspect anything is wrong with the place and the author has a talent of concealing the horror that is soon to happen. When it happened; I was in shock as never in my wildest dreams did I imagine the creature that was lurking in room 249.
Sacrifice by Luke Swanson: Detective Flynn is renowned for investigating the evil of cases. Roger has retired to LA, but when a murdered child is found their meeting is not what was expected. The start of the story is an introduction to Roger, but after the child is found the story changes to Flynn’s investigation and you had the sense that Flynn as at breaking point. The author tied up the investigation neatly and I would enjoy to read more about Detective Flynn.
See you on the Flip Side by Carissa Ann Lynch: If you have read 13 then you will recognise the place where this story is set. Going back to Adventure Town we follow Donna as she goes on a camping trip with her boyfriend and family. The author has a way of playing on your fears and if you have a phobia of bugs then this story will definitely make you skin crawl. I loved the twist at the end when you think Donna has lost her mind and I could see a series about Adventure town.
Sinister by Taylor Henderson: This story is a build up to a killer’s first murder. The story is about Karen, her neighbours Nate and Natalie and her best friend Marty. There are hints in this story that there is a potential serial killer when animals go missing and whilst Karen has her suspicions it is not till the end that we get to know who the murderer is.
Six Lie Broken by Brandon Nave: A group of men abducting a teenager, Savannah rescuing a young boy and with her best friend Vanessa throwing a party called the Harvest. This story had graphic scenes throughout and when you find the identity of the victims you do not have any sympathy for them. A unique story and I have learnt a new use for a hot spoon.
The Bad Man by Marissa Farrar: Sophie lived in a tunnel with 4 other children after being captured by the bad man. Why are they down there and who is scratching in the dark? Whilst reading this story you don’t know if the bad man is actually bad or if he saved the children. However; these children were living in squalor and would the outside world be better for them. The further you read the scratching noises are explained and the ending left me wanting to know more.
The Inheritance by DA Roach: Niki has just inherited a factory from her dad, believing it to be a curse, he did not want anything to do with it. This story follows Niki and her friends whilst they investigate the building. The story is full of suspense and has the feel that you are following the group as they go around the factory. The twist in the story involving Rya a demon who collects souls adds to this.
Under Mama’s Roof by Elizabeth Roderick: Tara had always had a mother ruling her life, but when she died she thought it was over. When things start happening around her home Tara suspected it was the ghost of her mother, but she did not expect it to get so out of control. A good ghost story with added twist.
Wicked Intentions by Sophia Valentine: April is due to give birth and without a job and a home, she turns to the father of her baby to help. But is he after her baby? Whilst I was reading this story I was on April’s side as the author wants you to believe that she is in danger. The story builds to a dramatic climax and you are left wandering who the real victim was.
Widow’s Prey by Erin Lee: There has always been something wrong with Tendra. She has never cried and has never showed emotion. Whilst you have an idea of what type of child she is, it is not until she is in college and gets her claws into Colby that you find out exactly what she is like. Tendra is one evil girl, only thinks of herself and what she wants she gets. This story reminds of a cat playing with its prey wearing them down until the killer blow, and the ending of the story is one of the most evil scenes that I have read in a while.
Another great anthology from Limitless.
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Jul 24, 2017 Ellie Midwood rated it it was amazing

Shelves: dark-read, thriller

The first 13 Anthology was amazing, so naturally I grabbed the second one as soon as it came out. I must say, all of the authors who worked on it are incredibly talented! Each story was dark and creepy in its own way, and had its own distinctive voice. From haunted prisons and abandoned amusement parks to victims who take it upon themselves to inflict punishment on their abusers in their own way, this collection of horror and dark short stories is definitely a must read for all fans of the genre ...more

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Feb 12, 2020 Scarolet Ellis rated it it was amazing

Myopia by Samie Sands is a really amazing box set that this story is in. This amazing box set has a lot of different authors in it to read and I loved reading this story very much. I highly recommend this story to everyone who loves reading horror and Sci-Fi.

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Feb 10, 2020 Heather Bane rated it it was amazing

So far I’ve only read Myopia by Samie Sands in this collection. It’s a well written story that grabs your interest and pulls you in. I’m looking forward to the rest of the stories in this collection and I recommend.

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Feb 13, 2020 Pat Eroh rated it it was amazing

As one of my favorite authors, this is another five-star read. Kept me reading all night long. I look forward to reading the next book by this author.

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Aug 07, 2020 Tanya rated it it was amazing

This is just one of a collection of stories. This was such a wonderful tale which you will love. Sit and enjoy

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Oct 26, 2018 Mikal rated it it was amazing

Enjoyable Dark Horror Hor

Different kind of stories, very different styles but all in all a great read. I highly recommend and am continuing reading the other series

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Nov 01, 2019 Jeanette Mathis rated it it was amazing

OMG!

OMG! I could not put this down. This was awesome. I loved it. Read in one day. Great read. I would recommend this anthology.

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Jun 27, 2017 Thomas Flowers rated it it was amazing · (Review from the author)

Not to toot my own horn, but I think this assort of dark fiction and horror and even better than the first 13 Anthology.

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Aug 12, 2017 Felicia A rated it really liked it · review of another edition

Shelves: books-i-have-edited, horror

YAYYYYYY! Another editing project is now a published book!

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Feb 03, 2019 Tim Starnes rated it it was amazing

Good stuff

Good short stories would recommend out tho others. Good variety of titles types and styles for the reader. Enjoy it.

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Jul 18, 2018 Crystal Gray rated it really liked it

As much as I loved the first Anthology (13: An Anthology of Horror and Dark Fiction), this one is kinda meh. Not bad, but not great. I like how the shorts go back into some of the places from the first one. Adventure Town is a favorite from the first.

Just under half way through I came across Sinister by Taylor Henderson. This is the first one in here that grabbed me enough to be worth mentioning, I am going to pause to read The Darkness Within because Sinister was a prequel.

The Stories got real ...more

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