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Book Review by David Korson for Readers’ Favorite In Nightmare Storm, Sahara Foley dives into the mind of a Vietnam veteran as he struggles with a persistent hallucination. In the middle of the night, his eyes are drawn to his girlfriend Pat’s red bathrobe hanging on the bedroom door. From his vantage point on the bed each night, it appears to move
Read moreNew Sci-Fi Horror Short Dream or reality. When do the lines cross? Ever since he came back from ‘Nam, he’s had trouble sleeping. Even his girlfriend’s red robe, hanging on the back of the bedroom door, has become his nemesis. One night, during the worst thunderstorm in Omaha’s history, he has a visitor. He denies it’s possible. How can it
Read moreA short story from Award-winning International Bestseller Sahara Foley A haunting camping trip from the Twilight Zone. All he wants is to fish along the mighty Missouri River. Instead of relaxation, he discovers an unknown species lurking in the dark waters. As fear turns to familiarity, he strives to learn their ways… until disaster strikes. Now, it’s up to him
Read moreKeeper of the Unicorns by Sahara Foley My rating: 5 of 5 stars This is such an interesting story. It is both entertaining and disturbing. As someone with OCD and having gone through cognitive behavioral therapy, the aspects about texture really resonate with me on an odd level. LOL What I like is how this story is so out-of-the-box. Nothing
Read moreThe best way to experience what it’s like to live in someone else’s shoes or in another time is to read. You can immerse yourself in different worlds and live unlimited amount of lives. Knowing that, I cannot think of any better way to celebrate todays observance than to grab a great book or watch a movie based on one
Read moreIn Memory of Michelle by Sahara FoleyMy rating: 5 of 5 stars *A Delightful And Haunting Tale* I really enjoyed this story story. It offered a lot in only a few pages – mystery, paranormal intrigue, and emotion. There was nothing predictable about, and I thought about the characters long after I read it. Without giving anything away, I struggled
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