Young Blood: Ten Terrifying College Tales by Chandrima Das [Paperback]

Craving Chills? Dive into Young Blood: Ten Terrifying College Tales by Chandrima Das

Calling all horror enthusiasts! Are you ready to be spooked by spine-tingling tales set against the backdrop of Indian universities? Look no further than Young Blood: Ten Terrifying College Tales by Chandrima Das. This chilling collection promises to keep you up at night with a unique blend of urban legends, true encounters, and the author's own terrifying imagination.

Embark on a hauntingly relatable journey with college students facing the supernatural. Feel the tension build as bored roommates in Pune University attempt to contact a legendary ghost with a mere planchette. Will their curiosity lead them down a path they can't return from?

Travel to the abandoned Khairatabad Science College in Hyderabad.  Legends whisper of restless spirits within its decaying walls.  A thrill-seeking group of students decide to investigate for themselves. Will they uncover the truth behind the haunting rumors, or become permanent residents of the college's spectral population?

Das masterfully explores the complexities of young love intertwined with the paranormal. Nirav and Pavi may be deeply in love, but will their bond be strengthened or shattered when they explore a forbidden location within the hallowed grounds of IIT Kharagpur?

Young Blood isn't afraid to delve into the folklore surrounding India's prestigious universities. From the whispers of restless souls at Kasturba Medical College in Manipal to the chilling legends of St. Bede's College in Shimla, Das reimagines these urban myths, crafting stories that will leave you questioning what lurks in the shadows. Even the bustling Delhi University isn't immune to its share of ghostly encounters.

This chilling collection is perfect for anyone who enjoys a good scare. With ten terrifying tales, Young Blood offers a thrilling mix of locations, characters, and supernatural entities.  If you're a fan of horror and crave a unique cultural perspective, then Chandrima Das's "Young Blood" is a must-read.