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    Black Masquerade: The Third Nightmare: Eight Nightmares, #3
    Where Dreams are Lost: The Second Nightmare: Eight Nightmares, #2
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    Eight Nightmares Series

    By Stuart Tudor

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    About this series

    There is an end to everything, even to peace and prosperity. 

     

    It's 1929 and Barbara's engagement party to Dennis is about to begin, filled with the promise of booze, good food and friends with her one true love. But another guest has arrived: a spectre of future horrors, of suffering and pain too terrible to imagine.

     

    As her friends get branded by terrible fates one by one, Barbara takes it upon herself to try to stop the guest.  On the most important night of her life, she is going to find out if the future is truly set in stone or if it can be changed. 

     

    Black Masquerade is the third entry in the Eight Nightmares Collection, a horror collection of stories about the dreamlike, the surreal, and encounters with the fantastical. Black Masquerade is rated R for references to The Great Depression, Holocaust, Gulag, London Bliz, the 1881 pogrom and the Desden Firestorm. There is also suicide, alcoholism, racism and homophobia. Reader discretion is advised. 

     

    The story is so visually and viscerally striking and took my emotions along for the ride.

    Black Masquerade is the foreshadowing of the unimaginable terrors of war. The lines between nightmare and reality are so wonderfully blurred and left me properly shaken. Well done. C. Malan: Goodreads

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherStuart Tudor
    Release dateOct 31, 2022
    Black Masquerade: The Third Nightmare: Eight Nightmares, #3
    Where Dreams are Lost: The Second Nightmare: Eight Nightmares, #2

    Titles in the series (2)

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      Where Dreams are Lost: The Second Nightmare: Eight Nightmares, #2
      Where Dreams are Lost: The Second Nightmare: Eight Nightmares, #2

      Where Dreams are Lost: The Second Nightmare: Eight Nightmares, #2

      Stuart Tudor
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      Within the carcass of Detroit's prosperity, something dark has arisen.   James, Harvey, and Alice have all lost their jobs-  victims of the 2008 financial crisis. Listless and scared for the future, they explore an abandoned shopping mall along with their friend Latisha, in the hopes of going viral on YouTube. Their adventure takes a turn when a mysterious fog takes them to another world, where pain, fear, and loss manifest, and their dreams blur with reality.   How can one escape a place that doesn't want them to leave? James and his friends might just be rats in a maze.   Where Dreams Are Lost is the second entry in the Eight Nightmares Collection, a collection of horror stories about the dreamlike, the surreal, and encounters with the fantastical. Where Dreams Are Lost is rated R for gore, homophobia, suicide, death, homelessness, poverty and implied drug use. Reader discretion is advised.    In this story emotional hell turns into a physical reality and the characters are tortured by their guilt and shame, as horror scenes come to life in abandoned mall. The lines between nightmare and reality are so wonderfully blurred and left me properly shaken. Well done.   C.W Malan: Goodreads

      Within the carcass of Detroit's prosperity, something dark has arisen.   James, Harvey, and Alice have all lost their jobs-  victims of the 2008 financial crisis. Listless and scared for the future, they explore an abandoned shopping mall along with their friend Latisha, in the hopes of going viral on YouTube. Their adventure takes a turn when a mysterious fog takes them to another world, where pain, fear, and loss manifest, and their dreams blur with reality.   How can one escape a place that doesn't want them to leave? James and his friends might just be rats in a maze.   Where Dreams Are Lost is the second entry in the Eight Nightmares Collection, a collection of horror stories about the dreamlike, the surreal, and encounters with the fantastical. Where Dreams Are Lost is rated R for gore, homophobia, suicide, death, homelessness, poverty and implied drug use. Reader discretion is advised.    In this story emotional hell turns into a physical reality and the characters are tortured by their guilt and shame, as horror scenes come to life in abandoned mall. The lines between nightmare and reality are so wonderfully blurred and left me properly shaken. Well done.   C.W Malan: Goodreads

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      Black Masquerade: The Third Nightmare: Eight Nightmares, #3
      Black Masquerade: The Third Nightmare: Eight Nightmares, #3

      Black Masquerade: The Third Nightmare: Eight Nightmares, #3

      Stuart Tudor
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      There is an end to everything, even to peace and prosperity.    It's 1929 and Barbara's engagement party to Dennis is about to begin, filled with the promise of booze, good food and friends with her one true love. But another guest has arrived: a spectre of future horrors, of suffering and pain too terrible to imagine.   As her friends get branded by terrible fates one by one, Barbara takes it upon herself to try to stop the guest.  On the most important night of her life, she is going to find out if the future is truly set in stone or if it can be changed.    Black Masquerade is the third entry in the Eight Nightmares Collection, a horror collection of stories about the dreamlike, the surreal, and encounters with the fantastical. Black Masquerade is rated R for references to The Great Depression, Holocaust, Gulag, London Bliz, the 1881 pogrom and the Desden Firestorm. There is also suicide, alcoholism, racism and homophobia. Reader discretion is advised.    The story is so visually and viscerally striking and took my emotions along for the ride. Black Masquerade is the foreshadowing of the unimaginable terrors of war. The lines between nightmare and reality are so wonderfully blurred and left me properly shaken. Well done. C. Malan: Goodreads

      There is an end to everything, even to peace and prosperity.    It's 1929 and Barbara's engagement party to Dennis is about to begin, filled with the promise of booze, good food and friends with her one true love. But another guest has arrived: a spectre of future horrors, of suffering and pain too terrible to imagine.   As her friends get branded by terrible fates one by one, Barbara takes it upon herself to try to stop the guest.  On the most important night of her life, she is going to find out if the future is truly set in stone or if it can be changed.    Black Masquerade is the third entry in the Eight Nightmares Collection, a horror collection of stories about the dreamlike, the surreal, and encounters with the fantastical. Black Masquerade is rated R for references to The Great Depression, Holocaust, Gulag, London Bliz, the 1881 pogrom and the Desden Firestorm. There is also suicide, alcoholism, racism and homophobia. Reader discretion is advised.    The story is so visually and viscerally striking and took my emotions along for the ride. Black Masquerade is the foreshadowing of the unimaginable terrors of war. The lines between nightmare and reality are so wonderfully blurred and left me properly shaken. Well done. C. Malan: Goodreads

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    Stuart Tudor

    I am a South African speculative fiction author. My current project is Eight Nightmares, a collection of eight horror stories. So come with me and explore the dark together!

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