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My Collection of Horror Stories is FREE to Read in Time for Halloween

This spooky deal is only around for a limited time 👻

By Jasmine AguilarPublished about 12 hours ago • 1 min read
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A few years ago, I published a short collection of horror stories called Chilled Short Paranormal Horror Stories. I wrote these stories over time getting inspiration from urban legends, lore, as well as my own nightmares and whatever dark and spooky things my mind has decided to conjure up.

Each story centers on the fears and mysteries of the unknown and the supernatural in some way and fall in that weird realm between imagination and reality.

Last Halloween, I offered my collection of horror stories free to read as an e-book on Amazon.

Halloween is soon here and I’d like to offer my e-book FREE to read again in time for the spooky holiday.

This is a limited time deal running from October 27–31. So once the clock strikes midnight when Halloween’s officially over, this spooky deal vanishes! 👻

If you’re looking for a short and eerie read, my horror story collection might have what you’re looking for!

Aside from this promo, I’ve ordered a few author copies and once they arrive, I’m going to put a copy in the little libraries in my neighborhood. There’s about three or four of them with one being right inside a coffee shop. I’ve never given my books away in that way before so that is going to be exciting!

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Jasmine Aguilar

Fascinated by pop culture and its effect on society... movies, music, books.. and pretty much anything.

I love writing and write a little bit of everything including a science fiction WIP!

https://www.buymeacoffee.com/J.A.Rose

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