In Holy Terror: Stories by Cherie Priest , the author embraces her horror roots within her first short fiction collection, which includes a mixture of short stories, novellas and a novelette. Here you’ll find unnerving and haunting tales of eldritch beings, yokai, and zombies. I do have to admit, some of the stories didn’t grab me as much and some of their endings felt unsatisfyingly abrupt. However, there were three stories in particular that really stood out to me. “Bad Sushi” - A sushi chef serves a mystery meat that has customers flocking to come eat it. However, he believes his manager is holding a sinister secret, and he’s determined to uncover it. “Catastrophe Box” - A man’s psychic wife steals an enigmatic box and warns him to never open it. However, as his wife grows sicker and sicker, he becomes increasingly curious about its contents. “Wishbone” - A grotesque monster made up of the bodies of dead soldiers plagues a prisoner-of-war camp. (Needless to say, there’s some w...