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  The Secret of Lost Valley

  Robert E. Howard

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  "The Secret of Lost Valley" is a short horror story by Robert E. Howard, first appearing in the Spring 1967 edition of Startling Mystery Stories. After the McCrills massacre his kin, John Reynolds, the last surviving member of his family, flees into Lost Valley, seeking refuge. Taking shelter in a cave, John stumbles upon the resting place of a dead McCrill, Saul Fletcher—only to find the body mysteriously vanished. His search leads him to a hidden door and a tunnel that descends into a vast underground chamber. There, he encounters a race of sinister, snake-like humanoids.

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  Bloody Paths

  Roger Trow

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  This audiobook is narrated by an AI Voice.   
  A bloody trail of killings with a supernatural connection leads Detective Inspector John Flint across the Celtic lands of Britain in pursuit of a sociopath who seeks to attain supernatural powers through the mythical Stone of Pentre Ifan. The stone is said to unlock the mysterious portal to the Afterlife and the killer will stop at nothing to gain divine power in both worlds.

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  The Hungry Forest

  Vaultkeeper

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  Komorebi no Sato: The Shattered Mirror Cycle 
  “There is no truth—only the stories we cling to while the darkness eats us.”The Hungry Forest 
  She ran from her past. Now, it's hunting her. 
  Rin Saito, once a celebrated Tokyo journalist, is now a disgraced pariah, her career and reputation in ruins. But the city's shadows offer no escape when a chilling call drags her back to Komorebi, the isolated village of her childhood, a place she desperately tried to forget. Her mother, the village priestess, has disappeared, leaving behind a legacy of cryptic prophecies and a terrifying secret: "The forest is hungry." 
  In Komorebi, silence is a weapon, and the ancient Guardian Trees watch with predatory eyes. As Rin fights to uncover the truth behind her mother's vanishing, she confronts a village gripped by fear, whispered legends of a shattered mirror, and a forest with an insatiable appetite. Caught in a terrifying cycle of sacrifice and ancient power, Rin must race against time to unravel Komorebi's mysteries and escape the hungry darkness before it consumes her too.A literary audio series blending psychological horror, speculative folklore, and metafictional experimentation.  
  Prepare to be devoured by The Hungry Forest, the pulse-pounding first book in The Shattered Mirror Cycle, where folklore and fear collide in a desperate battle for survival.

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  Narcissus - A Novella

  Adam Godfrey

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  "Terrifying...You'll never again trust what's looking back at you." —Clay McLeod Chapman, author of Ghost Eaters and Quiet Part Loud 
   "A clever look at an unsettling legend, with one of the best kills I've read in years." —Johnny Compton, author of The Spite House 
    
  If the remainder of your life was only as long as your ability to avoid your own reflection, how long would you last? 
  An hour? A day? Perhaps a week? 
  It's been said that at the core of every legend lies a seed of truth. For four American tourists vacationing in Greece, this is a lesson learned the hard way. 
  When the group sets out to find a subterranean pool that's rumored to be the one by which the demi-god Narcissus once wasted away in self-obsession, what started as a fun excursion quickly escalates into a full-blown nightmare. After looking into the waters of the pool, they come to find their own reflections have become infected by an ancient evil. As they're picked off one-by-one by a malevolence that resides in the reflective world, those remaining race to find a way to bring the nightmare to an end before it takes them all. 
  In the meantime, all they'll have to do is avoid their own reflections.

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  Dead Judgement

  Flint Maxwell

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  Prepare for Judgment. 
   
   
   
  Still heading east, but now with two new companions, Jack Jupiter's goals have changed. Not only does he crave revenge against the one-eyed man, he now aims to save his brother from the clutches of the District. 
   
   
   
  But Norm has been brainwashed into becoming the Overlord's second-in-command, and with every passing minute, the District grows stronger while our heroes grow weaker. 
   
   
   
  After what happened in Chicago, and the events that later transpire at one of the District's gas drilling operations, the Overlord sends out his best soldiers—the Black Knights—after Jack and company. Because the Overlord wants them judged—a fate, Jack learns, much worse than death.

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  Drip Drop Dead

  Willow Rose

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  The past will always haunt you. Emma Frost is chasing a killer that seems to bend the laws of physics. Things are going well for Emma Frost for once. She has a sweet boyfriend and has just finished a new book. Her daughter, Maya, is doing well in high school and even Victor is thriving and playing with his new best friend, the strange girl who fell from the sky. But soon, a murder shocks the island of Fanoe, when a woman is found dead in her bed with no apparent signs of having been killed. But as they find out she died by drowning, and more deaths like it begin to occur around the peaceful island, Emma once again finds herself following signs that lead to her own front door while chasing a killer quite out of the ordinary. A killer who can gain access to all houses without leaving a trace. Emma has to ask herself the question: What exactly is going on in her island home and especially underneath it? As the investigation moves on, and terrifying answers begin to emerge, Willow Rose's compelling story evolves rapidly, resulting in a novel with almost agonizing suspense. Drip Drop Dead is the 12th book in the Emma Frost series, a set of heart-stopping mysteries with a dash of thrilling horror. If you like small-town mysteries, eerie tales, and a touch of humor, then you’ll love Willow Rose’s creepy whodunnit. No one is more addictive than Willow Rose.

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