'enthralling stories' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to describe a collection of interesting and captivating stories. For example, "I love reading my grandmother's enthralling stories about her adventures around the world."
She made me laugh by sucking out my tummy button fluff with the hoover hose and told enthralling stories.
People who made exquisite gifts and told enthralling stories would have been more successful in maintaining relationships.
And when the asthma returned, causing her to miss weeks of school, her aunts read her the enthralling stories in verse of Tennyson, Longfellow, and the Brownings, which she absorbed so deeply that she believed they entered her unconscious.
Best, then, to stay in and settle down with some enthralling stories about everyone's favourite subject: sports administration.
As Peter Hitchens observed, "Children instinctively like Lewis's enthralling stories and often do not even notice their religious message, though it frequently goes deep into their minds and emerges later".
Before long, the intern finds himself seduced by Ana's enthralling stories, and Ana also introduces him to her latest artistic endeavor.
Arundel at War is a lively piece of historical detective work which takes the reader into the heart of the action, presenting an enthralling story of combat, courage and endurance.
There's an enthralling story about a mealtime altercation with his father-in-law that had "finger-out interface pointing and waggling" just as the lemon tart was being served.
Manning's memoir is a must read for anyone who has ever enjoyed his writing or preaching; it is an honest portrait and an enthralling story.
Between all the yeah's and truly remarkable fashion that filled Season 1, viewers caught an enthralling story about the criminal justice system and accusations of police and government corruption in a small town seemingly bent on keeping one man behind bars.
Galison gives an enthralling account.
