Review of The Haunting of Towne Point Mall

[Lucy Vera]

Why read one book with a single story when you can get different stories in a single book? The stories appear to be filled with thrill and I can’t wait to read it. Your review was amazing.

[Kristin Cowan]

I enjoy horror short stories, especially ones that tie together. It can be difficult to develop a good plotline in a short story and include horror elements that aren't too cheesy. I may check this one out!

[Donaking]

Based on the review, it seems that Jason Fischer's The Haunting of Towne Point Mall is a gripping and intriguing horror collection. The interconnected short stories, clever use of the mall theme, and creative plot points were highly praised. The author's ability to captivate readers despite the short story format was highlighted. While one story was perceived as weaker, it didn't diminish the overall quality of the book. With simple language and professional editing, this book appears to be a great choice for lovers of psychological horror.

[Charmaine Mahlangu]

Expecting the unexpected has never been harder for Nancy.Unconditional love is at play here even on her sudden shock and misery. Giving birth to a skin shedding skeleton is truly the last thing on any pregnant persons mind.A maternal instinct is truly something that cannot be taught because as soon as she realised her child was different , terror ran through her veins.

In page 254 " Nancy stared at his tiny gray skeletal body feeling as though she was staring at some attraction in a carnival haunted house instead of a child born from her and George's love". It took a very positive mindset for her to see more than just an attraction but a son.Her approach to this phenomenon has made her stronger. Strong enough to choose being a mother over a wife.

As the Dr let her know that this is not the first case he has seen and also the child can live to a normal old age , it only traumatised her , but she deals bravely with it.The divorce between herself and George who happens to be an engineer ,building a mall and spending more time with his secretary has become some sort of a norm for her and it doesn't stop her from learning how to love her offspring.

Chad the emotionless boy who now at the surprising age of 4 is taken on an trip to the mall on Halloween. Perfect is that not? Nothing looks out of place on Halloween night. Showing lack of interest in everything except for the escalator that happens to mistakenly chew his mother up. When George was told he asked about the son and no one had answers for him. A comical tragedy.

Exceptional writing. I was amused throughout the terror and entertained. One thing I value most about this genre there are always twists and turns , no cliches or anything predictable . A 5 out of 5 rating for the amazing work of art compiled between these covers

[Olivier Muhammad]

Hey there! Based on the review, it seems like Jason Fischer's The Haunting of Towne Point Mall is a highly recommended book for lovers of psychological horror. The interconnected short stories, with their creative plot points and clever references, create an intriguing and suspense-filled reading experience. The reviewer particularly enjoyed the unique concept of "Fan's Fiction" and found the pacing and character development to be on point. Although one story seemed weaker compared to the others, it didn't take away from the overall quality of the book. With a professional editing job, this 5-star rated book is definitely worth checking out. Compelling drama, unfolded with intensity and depth.

[Joshua Sawders]

Well, darlin', based on this here review, it looks like Jason Fischer's The Haunting of Towne Point Mall is a mighty good read for folks who enjoy some spine-chilling horror. The stories seem to be cleverly connected and the author did a fine job with creative plot points and immersive character development. While one story may have been a bit weak, it didn't dampen the overall quality of the book. The reviewer gave it a 5 outta 5 stars, so that's surely a stamp of approval. If y'all love psychological horror, this here book might just be right up your alley! Compelling themes, explored with depth and complexity.

[Nancy004]

Jason Fischer's "The Haunting of Towne Point Mall" offers ten interconnected horror stories, each captivating and creatively linked to the eerie mall. With unique plot twists and engaging characters, it's a must-read for fans of psychological horror.

[Eisha Nadeem]

An intriguing and suspenseful anthology, The Haunting of Towne Point Mall masterfully weaves interconnected horror tales with captivating characters and creative plot twists.

[Leen282]

I love to read short stories when e.g. travelling on public transport. I like the idea of them being connected, Easter eggs always make me smile when I figure them out. Horror is not my first choice of genre, however, I do like it.

[Amy Luman]

I don’t really enjoy enjoy collections of short stories. Not too long ago I was persuaded by an excellent review to read one and I was very disappointed. I’m glad they are around for those who do like them, however. Congratulations on BOTD!

[Rebecca De Figueiredo]

I always enjoy story ‘collections’ especially if they have twists. This one looks good, and starts off with an emotive subject: a new born baby. It’s written well and has plenty to keep a reader glued to the page.

[Tomi Ahmed]

Your review of Jason Fischer's *The Haunting of Towne Point Mall* is comprehensive and insightful. You effectively highlight the interconnectedness of the stories and the creative plot points that make the anthology compelling. Your detailed analysis of specific stories, such as "The Birth" and "Fan's Fiction," adds depth to your critique, while your mention of the book's pacing, character development, and professional editing strengthens your endorsement. Your balanced approach, noting both strengths and the minor weakness in "Tangled Web," provides a well-rounded perspective. Overall, your review effectively conveys the book's appeal to fans of psychological horror.

[Bhoopendra Patel]

After reading the review book looks interesting to read.
Well summarised review.

[Fatola Fatai]

A story that caught my attention in the book is "The Birth", which is about a woman named Nancy and her child who has a terrifying skin condition. It will be an enlightening read.

[Nelson Joseph peter]

Jason Fischer's *The Haunting of Towne Point Mall* is a captivating collection of ten interconnected horror stories. Each tale creatively intertwines with the eerie mall setting, delivering suspenseful and intriguing narratives that keep readers hooked.