Nightmare under the Mistletoe
Nadija Mujagic
4.0 (1 rating)
Nightmare under the Mistletoe
Nadija Mujagic★★★★★ "This short story had me at the edge of my seat the whole time! I love everything about Christmas and horror so this was the perfect read for me!" Goodreads review
★★★★★ "It's a great novella that packs a punch! I absolutely love the story, the characters, and the twists." Goodreads review
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Choose wisely the Christmas soirée you attend!
★★★★★ "It's a great novella that packs a punch! I absolutely love the story, the characters, and the twists." Goodreads review
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Choose wisely the Christmas soirée you attend!
After a recent breakup, Emma seeks solace at a coworker's Christmas party, hoping for a carefree evening. But things go wrong, terribly wrong for her.
She gets entrapped in the basement without a clue as to why, and the night goes from "ho-ho-ho" to "uh-oh" real fast! Hours later, when she is finally released, she discovers a sinister surprise orchestrated by her colleague and the party's host, Seth. The nightmare he has prepared is far worse than anything she could have imagined.
As he makes the party a living nightmare, survival becomes her sole objective. Will Emma's determination to survive the night be enough to overcome the relentless horrors Seth has unleashed upon the party?
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4.0
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Elise B.
Feb 8, 2026
I thought this was actually a very good thriller. It’s about a small office party with a revenge plot. There is plot twists. It keeps you hooked while you read it. It is a very quick read. Longer than a short story but well detailed. I thought the plot was a great idea and the way everything went. The characters develop was decent for a novella. It mostly started on the main characters but that works on tremendously in a novella. I recommend for ya and up. There is a violent scene but it is not overly descriptive. I personally read YA with a lot more, even Harry Potter had more violence and gore.