TrineDay Books Releases New True Scary Stories
Publisher TrineDay Books has released three new titles and is reminding the public of three previous favorites, all featuring true, frightening tales.
TrineDay Books has launched three new titles featuring tales based on real events, coinciding with the autumn "scary season." Publisher Kris Millegan stated the new books "add to the scary season of October and Halloween by presenting true-life tales."
The new releases include Mike Codella's "The Evil that Walked New York," detailing his experiences as an NYPD sergeant investigating dark criminal activities. David Crawford's "A Manual for the Dead" examines death and near-death experiences from a religious viewpoint, questioning popular narratives. Richard Syrett's "Tales from the Rock and Roll Twilight Zone" explores the hidden, often sinister, aspects of rock music history and its icons.
In addition to these new additions, TrineDay Books is also highlighting three previously popular titles that offer "truly weird" stories. Among these is T. C. Elliott's "Axes of Evil," which recounts the "ax-man murders" that occurred in Louisiana and Texas in 1912.