A new horror short from the Master of Fear.
Peyton hasn’t left his house in years. Now a hurricane is besieging his property, but is the ferocity of nature enough to drive him from his home?
Ungar managed to pack a lot into this short story.
I really emphasized with Peyton. I loved the reasons for his fear of the outside world, and Ungar perfectly paced the revelations of his past. The fortress Peyton built sounded fantastic and I wouldn’t mind living there. I think I would have just hidden under my bed, even under the circumstances he found himself in, rather than abandon such a beautiful home.
I expected this story to be about an agoraphobic versus a hurricane, so when an extra element was introduced I was pleasantly surprised.
An exciting, tense, emotional story that had me reading with bated breath and left me with tears in my eyes.
I award Agoraphobia…
Agoraphobia is available for $0.99 ebook on Amazon.
Click here to read my review of Rami Ungar’s fantasy short story, Mother of the King.
Click here to read my review of Rami Ungar’s fantasy novel, Rose.
Iseult Murphy 
Good review. I enjoyed this story too. I thought it was only going to be about agoraphobia until I saw the cool cover and wondered what that THING was and if it’d have any part in the plot.
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Thanks, Priscilla. Haha. Good catch!
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Great review! Definitely looking into this. I need me some new short stories!
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Thanks, Jonny. Looking forward to reading your review. 😁
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Thanks for the review, Iseult. I’m so happy you liked the story. I’ll work hard so you enjoy any more that come out.
And now, if you need me, I’ll be sharing this across my social media.
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Thank you, Rami. I’m a devoted follower of fear. 😈
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And for that, I’m very thankful.
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Added to me TBR list!
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Excellent.
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