The plot wasn't as intricate as 'Madison Avery' or 'Kiss and Tell,' but it was original. 'Hell on Earth' by Stephenie Meyer - The best story in here. I found the characters to be quite original and interesting, and they drew me into the story.

'Madison Avery and the Dim Reaper' by Kim Harrison and 'Kiss and Tell' by Michele Jaffe - There was more of a plot to these stories, and they were developed a lot more.

The characters were a little shallow, especially in 'The Corsage,' which I enjoyed the least out of all of the stories. 'The Exterminator's Daughter' by Meg Cabot and 'The Corsage' by Lauren Myracle - I found these two stories to be extremely cliched. I am going to review the short stories by the different authors separately: And in some ways, it met up with my expectations.but in other ways it didn't. So when I first got this book, I was excited. (And I totally love her - Twilight is the best series ever!)However, I have heard about a couple of other ones, and how good they were.

Okay, so prior to this, I hadn't read any books by any of these authors except Stephenie Meyer. Prom Nights from Hell was a great paranormal anthology that both teens and adults will enjoy reading and Id highly recommend it. Should be simple right? Frankie will come to realize that some requests should be left alone! All Frankie wants is for her best guy friend Will to ask her to the prom. Its about a young girl who gets a corsage from a psychic with the knowledge that it will grant her 3 wishes. My second favorite was the Corsage by Lauren Myracle. Its about Mary, a young girl who shows up at a ritzy downtown Manhattan nightclub with a mission to take out her best friends date Sebastian with a crossbow! Things go a little awry when fellow classmate Adam takes his own shot at Sebastian. The Exterminators Daughter by Meg Cabot was my favorite. From a vampire hunting girl named Mary whose mission it is to take out Dracula, to the demon Sheba delighting in wreaking mayhem at the prom, these stories take the reader on an exhilarating ride of action, suspense with strong, appealing characters. This is a collection of short stories from popular teen authorsMeg Cabot, Kim Harrison, Michele Jaffe, Stephenie Meyer and Lauren Myracle that takes the revered tradition of going to the prom and gives it a dark, dangerous twist.

Prom Nights from Hell by Meg Cabot