Jeff Liboiron's Weird Tales: Mirror of Tar - A Short Story of Terror and Horror (Jeff Liboiron's Weird Tales) (ePub)

Do you believe in demons?

Within the bedroom of our terrified narrator exists something birthed from a pestilent, stewing cauldron, but what's most disturbing is what lives in his bathroom mirror.

Will he find a way to cease the nightmarish haunting before entities from fearsome realms come for him?

What readers are saying about Jeff Liboiron's Weird Tales

"Jeff's ability to keep the reader entertained and engaged is something to experience! The apparent ease with which he writes his characters, ranging from broken and tormented, to clever and humorous makes them relatable yet mysterious, while the attention to detail paid to the plot lines leaves the reader second guessing if these twisted tales are truly made up by the author, or something that he lived to tell about. Get ready...you are about to go places and see things that you didn't know existed!"
H.H

"Jeff has an infectious writing style. It leaves the reader begging for more. The momentum of each story leaves the reader feeling like they have been in a high-speed chase, coming out the other side somewhat battered and bruised. Jeff's use of timing and imagery leave the reader hanging in a state of visceral, emotional electrifying charge. Some of the endings are a complete surprise. Clever visual and sensory description; leaves the reader visibly shaken and wanting more."
J.M

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Mirror of Tar Excerpt:
Before I recount my story, I must first tell you about the phobia I have for demonic beings. I am terrified of ghosts and things unexplained. Of the disfigurements and sunken faces of the possessed. Of the scratching and screeching, emitting from their mouths as they crawl and scrape at me in my dreams, leaving streaks of filth and blackened fingernails embedded in the wooden floor of my bedroom. 

I tell you this because it is imperative that you understand why I may not finish this tale.