Try the New Candy

By: Aron Beauregard

Narrated by: Kayll Heath

Taste a new horror.

Which foul flavor amongst these 10 tales of torment and otherworldly strangeness will please your palate? An imbecilic man is taken advantage of for decades before finally considering an act of sweet revenge. A single, soon to be mother experiences a bizarre sequence of events triggered by her artificial insemination. A wide-eyed boy goes along to housesit with his poor excuse for a father, only to find out the property harbors some disturbing secrets. A newly married couple that enjoys pushing their limits to the extreme gets access to a special museum exhibit that is not quite finished. A pervert accidentally slays his mistress during an outlandish sex act, but did she deserve it? Two girls head out to the club to celebrate reaching the legal drinking age only to encounter the most hellish nightlife imaginable.

Choose from all these and more. Step into the shoes of the disturbed fringe of society and explore the potential for evil in humanity. Your misery awaits…

©2019 Aron Beauregard (P)2022 Aron Beauregard

Loved it

I loved all the different disturbing stories. It definitely caught and held my attention all the way through.

a little conflicted

i really enjoyed some of the stories in this book while i really didn’t enjoy some of the others, it’s my second AB book and i don’t know where to go from here. i still recommend it, just know some of the stories are way extreme and others aren’t at all.

Honestly, could’ve been a little longer

Huge fan nonetheless have always, and will always love your work. Good sir thank you.

My Fourth Aron Beauregard Book and My FAVORITE!

I like the short story aspect of this collection. The collection does not lack what you expect fron the author, but the change up in tales gives you a little breather (after the more gorey fu*ked up ones) and keeps you guessing! I highly recommend. Not his scariest, but really fantastic!

Not for the weak

The only complaint I have is the excessive amount of homo/transphobia in the club hell chapter of the book