No One Knows We're Here

A Horror Short Story

Three boys investigate a mysterious thicket. What will they find? Forgotten junk? Frogs? An abandoned bike? What starts out as a fun way to waste away a few boring hours soon turns into a day of terror.

©2018 Roma Gray (P)2018 Roma Gray

WOW!

What I love about Roma Gray is that some stories are just fun to read, others incite fear, then there are stories like this one. I wasn't sure what to think when starting this book, but it actually made me think about the mysteries of life and what is out there that we cannot see.

Great short!

What a great story. I’m usually not a fan of short stories, but this was perfect. It reminded me of an 80’s flick. Boys will be boys. They will check out things they shouldn’t, and sometimes they shouldn’t.

Children with no lifeline!

What can you think of that's more terrifying than children in trouble with no lifeline? No adult that knows where they are? How does Roma Gray think of these horrible situations then make them so real that I remembered my own childhood, all the times I took chances that could have left me in the same dire circumstances. From the other reviews, so did everyone else! I was biting my nails, hoping, just hoping, that everything would turn out okay … for everyone … it doesn't always, does it? Remember, this is a horror story.

Good

As always, this author makes you think! It was a good performance, a good story and well written.

Another great one!

Ever wonder what happens to all the people who go missing. Listen to this and maybe you'll find out. If you love quick stories without drawn out details, these shorts are for you. Terry F. Self delivers an outstanding, professional performance. You won't be sorry you bought it.