Mine: A Psychological Horror

By: LM Kaplin

Narrated by: TC King

Chandler Hendricks hates his life. Socially awkward and a near shut-in, Chandler spends his time caring for his ailing mother and watching the neighbors from his window.

His favorite person to watch is his next-door neighbor Samantha. Young and beautiful, she would be the woman of any man’s dreams. Chandler knows he will make Samantha happy, if she just gave him a chance.

Chandler’s finally ready to make a change and live the life he always wanted…even if it already belongs to someone else.

©2023 LM Kaplin (P)2023 LM Kaplin

Couldn’t stop listening

The neighbor you never want to have. What a frighteningly good story! I found myself wanting Chandler to get away with it, which is CRAZY. This was a great short read, I listened to it on Audible and the narration was subpar but I got used to it so it was fine. Definitely recommend if you want a read in one sitting horror story!

Rushed ending

Overall i felt it was an intriguing read, however the ending was rushed a bit.

Unsettling

This was an extremely disturbing tale. The author and narrator did an amazing job with this one

Fear the neighbor

Dark obsession mixed with mental illness. Be aware of your neighbors!
Well written and fast paced.
The narration was perfect!

Realistic Horror

This definitely took some turns that I was NOT expecting!!!
I think this story was well written and TC King did a great job narrating. The ending was sad and little bit infuriating lol but not quite as infuriating as the ending to Stolen Tongues so I cant be too mad about it lol Plus...there aren't happy endings in horror so it really should have come at no surprise.
I think that LM Kaplin's imagination definitely came up with a scary story that is all too realistic because people do this stuff every day! I mean ....look at the story behind Gypsy Rose lol

Over all a good read.... or ...listen ... I definitely recommend this for people who like the more realistic horrors ...from the POV of the "bad guy" ... people who love the horror where the monster is a person. Definitely worth getting into and its fairly short so it is a one sitting book. ....also....congrats to LM Kaplin on this story making the final 32 in the indie brawl in Books of Horror!!!