Review of The Haunting of Towne Point Mall

[Pranav Dewangan]

The interconnected horror stories set in an eerie mall sound absolutely chilling! I love how you highlighted the creative plot points and clever references between stories. Even with a weaker story like 'Tangled Web,' the book still seems like a gripping read.

[Ntokozo Joy Ndlovu]

I love short story collections for the variety of plots that come with the stories. The horror element adds more intrigue to the book. well done on the review.

[Jaadugar Yadu]

The Haunting of Towne Point Mall offers a satisfying horror experience. The combination of diverse scares, expertly woven narratives, and a lingering sense of unease makes it a worthwhile read for horror enthusiasts and newcomers alike.

[Suvankar Das 1]

"The Haunting of Towne Point Mall: 10 Interconnected Tales of Psychological Terror" by Jason Fischer promises a spine-chilling journey through four decades of eerie and mysterious events. With tales of a deranged juggler, time-bridging video games, and other supernatural horrors, this book is a must-read for fans of psychological terror. Thanks for sharing this thrilling recommendation!

[Sky Revews]

This collection is a testament to Fischer's skills as a horror writer. His ability to craft suspense, build atmosphere, and deliver genuine scares makes him a voice worth following in the genre.

[Rezaul Hasan]

Jason Fischer's book "The Haunting of Towne Point Mall" is an exciting read. It relates the tale of a haunted mall filled with eerie encounters and unexplained happenings. The plot keeps you on edge, and the characters are likable. Because of Fischer's excellent writing, the eerie atmosphere comes to life. For those who love a good ghost story with unexpected turns, this book is ideal. It's a short read that, once you get into it, is difficult to put down. All things considered, it's a gripping and enjoyable read that makes for an exciting night.

[Raven Friesen]

While I have only read "The Birth" so far, after reading your review and the small bit that I was able to sample, I am very much looking forward to reading the nine remaining stories. I have always been a big fan of horror, which means that I have also read all of the played out clichés that you tend to get in this genre. Fortunately, I did not get any sense of "generic" at any point during my reading.

I very much agree with you when you say that the author was good at using creative plot points, such as the deformity in "The Birth." I haven't read the rest of the book, so I can't speak for those stories, but I will say that your review confirmed my want to continue forward with the remainder of the stories.

As much as I usually dislike short stories compiled into one book, mainly due to the fact that you come to really care for the characters and want to continue with their stories, I do love books that have a common denominator, which in this case, according to your review, would be the mall that Chad's father built. It's always so exciting to me finding easter eggs, and even though we have to leave characters we have come to know behind, I can really appreciate the skill and creativity it takes to weave together short stories that seemingly have nothing to do with one another, placing them in the same universe.

Overall, it seems that my initial impression after reading "The Birth" was correct, and I very much look forward to diving into the rest of the book. I'm especially looking forward to getting to "Fan's Fiction," as the brief description you gave of it very much piqued my interest (and I can't wait to see what ending was chosen and exactly why you chose this particular story as your favorite)!

[Jenn Seguinte Deguzman]

Thank you for your review. I don't really like horror stories but based on your review, I would recommend it to friends/family who love horror stories.

[Vinayak Koli]

The Haunting of Towne Point Mall" by Jeson Fischer is a gripping tale that seamlessly weaves together elements of horror and mystery. Fischer's skillful storytelling keeps readers on the edge of their seats as they unravel the eerie secrets lurking within the abandoned mall. The characters are well-developed, adding depth to the narrative, and the atmospheric setting adds to the overall sense of dread. Fans of supernatural thrillers will find themselves thoroughly engrossed in this haunting tale from beginning to end.

[Veronica Hunter]

The Haunting of Towne Point Mall by Jason Fischer is an exceptional collection of horror stories. The way each tale ties back to the mall adds a layer of depth and creepiness that is truly commendable. Congratulations on the Book of Today Award.

[Malik Numan 1]

“The Haunting of Towne Point Mall” is an unputdownable and suspenseful fiction which combines elements of horror with mystery. Throughout the text, the lane’s descriptions are openly dark, and they maintain the tension until the very last scene. For the most part, the characterization is good and the characters, though diverse, have their hidden agendas and issues which makes the story rich. This film has not only great action sequences, but also makes brilliant use of tension and timing to gradually lead up to the dramatic finale. Specifically, it’s a suspenseful and an engaging material, by the end of which the reader finds themselves glancing around the space when they’re not anymore.

[Hy Be]

"The Haunting of Towne Point Mall" by Jason Fischer is a collection of horror stories which are connected to Towne Point Mall. The author weaved themes of horror, mystery and adventure in this book.

[mrlefty0706]

“The Haunting of Towne Point Mall” by Jason Fischer is a fictional collection that includes ten interconnected horror short stories. Each story is chilling and a gripping tale that will keep readers immersed until they finish the last story. One of the stories includes an author receiving a book from a fan that foretells the immediate future. A unique feature is each story weaves back to the Towne Point Mall and leaves references to the other stories like Easter Eggs. I enjoyed the brief highlights of each story by the official reviewer and the favorite was “Fan’s Fiction.”. A 5 out of 5-star book that I want to read this amazing book of psychological horror stories. I wish the sample included more than one of the stories.

[Ram Sahni]

For those new to the genre, The Haunting of Towne Point Mall provides an excellent entry point. The variety of stories, combined with Fischer's accessible writing style, makes it an enjoyable and appropriately scary introduction.

[Ika Apo]

I am not a lover of horror stories, but what makes this book interesting is that all of the 10 short stories are interconnected. I love playing a detective and connecting the dots, so I think there short stories could lead to something more interesting and dark.