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All the oldest and most terrifying secrets of humanity converge in the cursed village of Crowswood, located in Oregon - United States. Where the blood will flow and attract with it the people who thought they were fleeing from their past, leading them towards truth and desolation.
This 14th installment of the Jerry McNeal Series has Jerry and Gunter heading to Texas. Along the way, Jerry finds himself dealing with unexpected visitors who challenge his patience and further test his psychic abilities. Among the visitors is the ghostly spirit of Texas Ranger, Clive Tisdale, who is not a fan of dogs, refuses to tell Jerry why he is there, and if his presence has anything to do with Texas Ranger Raymond Hale. Raymond Hale oversaw mob informant Antonio Maioriello until both men went missing years earlier and were presumed dead until recent weeks when Maioriello’s image started showing up in tourist photos taken outside the Alamo. At first, this was presumed to be a camera malfunction, as no one recalled him being present at the time the photos were taken. Then Maioriello showed up in a photo with the niece of Bruno Deluca – the man Maioriello informed on before being placed in the witness relocation program, and Deluca used his influence to demand answers. Now, not only must Jerry locate the spirit who is causing the chaos, he must convince Bruno Deluca that Maioriello is truly dead. Will Jerry and Gunter get to the Alamo in time to defend it from another invasion? Will Tisdale change his stance about dogs? Find out in Star Treatment – book 14 of The Jerry McNeal Series.Ver libro
More classic horror narrations on Jonathan's YouTube channel: https://www.youtube.com/@JonathanDunneHorrorAudiobooks Title: The Face Author: E. F. Benson Narrator: Jonathan Dunne Original Publication: 1923 Public Domain: Yes Series: Timeless Terrors Number: 114 Description: The Face is a chilling tale of art, obsession, and supernatural retribution. The story follows a talented but morally corrupt artist whose life is marked by selfishness and cruelty. When he encounters a subject whose presence unsettles him in ways he cannot explain, his carefully constructed world begins to fracture. What emerges is a haunting exploration of conscience, guilt, and the possibility that some wrongs leave marks deeper than any brushstroke can conceal. With mounting psychological tension and an atmosphere thick with unease, E. F. Benson crafts a story where horror arises not from distant cosmic forces, but from the inescapable reckoning of one’s own soul. Subtle, elegant, and deeply disturbing, The Face stands as a masterful example of Benson’s refined supernatural fiction. Narrated by Amazon bestselling horror author Jonathan Dunne, this performance captures the quiet dread and moral intensity that define Benson’s distinctive brand of ghostly horror.Ver libro
From the New York Times bestseller and author of Netflix's The Silence comes a terrifying horror novel set in a melting Arctic landscape. Something deadly has lain dormant for thousands of years, but now the permafrost is giving up its secrets . . . "At once a thrilling novel and a call to action against climate change . . ." - New York Times Estranged friends Dean and Bethan meet after five years apart when they are drawn to a network of caves on a remote Arctic island. Bethan and her friends are environmental activists, determined to protect the land. But Dean's group's exploitation of rare earth minerals deep in the caves unleashes an horrific contagion that has rested frozen and undisturbed for many millennia. Fleeing the terrors emerging from the caves, Dean and Bethan and their rival teams undertake a perilous journey on foot across an unpredictable and volatile landscape. The ex-friends must learn to work together again if they're to survive . . . and more importantly, stop the horror from spreading to the wider world. A propulsive horror thriller—fast-moving, frightening, and shockingly relevant—this adventure will grip you until the final terrifying page. Contains mature themes.Ver libro
Weird things dwell in the hidden corners of Britain: subterranean beasts, extradimensional entities, resurrected ghouls, and spectral vampires. And there are weird places, too. Beyond the veil of the waking world, lie realms of secrets, domains of madness. So begins the saga, of Peter Van Melsen... The tall, gaunt and mysterious Van Melsen was born out of Ian’s love of occult detective fiction—Algernon Blackwood’s John Silence and William Hope Hodgson’s Thomas Carnacki being among his favourite paranormal investigators. “The old Hammer Horror actors were a big influence, too,” says Ian. “I’ve always envisioned Van Melsen as the amalgam of Peter Cushing and Roddy McDowall. Duncan Kay’s wonderful cover illustration captures this perfectly.” The six stories within serve to introduce the reader to the peculiar P. I., whilst sewing the seeds for future volumes, of which there will be several…Ver libro
Title: Out of the Sea Author: A. C. Benson Narrator: Jonathan Dunne Original Publication: 1907 Public Domain: Yes Series Placement: Timeless Terrors No. 87 Description: Out of the Sea is one of A. C. Benson’s most haunting tales of psychological and supernatural horror, evoking dread through atmosphere, memory, and the uncanny. Set against the lonely, windswept coast, the story follows a man drawn repeatedly to the sea, haunted by grief and remembrance, until something emerges from the waves to answer a long-standing longing. Rather than relying on overt terror, Benson constructs unease through suggestion, subtle observation, and the slow accumulation of an inexplicable presence. The narrative’s tension arises from what is glimpsed, suspected, and remembered, leaving the reader uncertain where reality ends and the supernatural begins. Central to Out of the Sea is Benson’s exploration of obsession, mourning, and the eerie persistence of the past. The story shows how grief can summon visions, how memory can become tangible, and how the sea itself can conceal forces that refuse to remain hidden. The horror is quiet, inevitable, and deeply atmospheric. Narrated by Amazon-bestselling horror author Jonathan Dunne, this performance captures Benson’s restrained dread, his subtle psychological tension, and the story’s chilling sense of inevitability. Out of the Sea endures as a masterful example of Edwardian supernatural fiction—where the uncanny lies in what is suggested, not what is shown.Ver libro
Well Played Audio presents: Leixlip Castle by Charles Robert Maturin. Nestled on the banks of the River Liffey, Leixlip Castle has stood for centuries—its stones steeped in history, mystery, and whispered legend. In this immersive audio adaptation, experience the story like never before: atmospheric narration draws you in, while haunting sound design brings the castle’s halls, secrets, and spirits to life. Whether you’re a history enthusiast, folklore lover, or simply seeking a captivating escape, this audio journey invites you to explore the echoes of Ireland’s past in vivid, spine-tingling detail.Ver libro
