Say goodbye to the day… and hello to terror. When the last light fades and night draws its curtain across the world, the familiar begins to change. Shapes seem less certain. Sounds carry farther.
Say goodbye to the day… and hello to terror. When the last light fades and night draws its curtain across the world, the familiar begins to change. Shapes seem less certain. Sounds carry farther. And the boundary between reality and nightmare grows dangerously thin. In this novel-length collection of supernatural horror, Scott W. Cook delivers nine chilling tales of ghosts, revenge, ancient secrets, and encounters with forces that refuse to remain hidden. Within these pages: A Civil War soldier returns home only to be drawn into vengeance from beyond the grave A quiet Midwestern town reveals the deadly truth behind a beloved Halloween tradition A man haunted by guilt discovers the past is never truly gone Shadows conceal creatures older than memory The veil between worlds begins to tear Some doors, once opened, cannot be closed
Ghosts. Vampires. Werewolves. And horrors far more unexpected. Each story explores the moment when ordinary life collides with the impossible — when something reaches through the darkness… and answers. Turn the page. But listen carefully. Because sometimes the whisper you hear…is not the wind. A full-length collection of supernatural horror for readers who enjoy atmospheric tension, classic chills, and unsettling surprises.
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