Dogman - Terror in the Woods

Tiffany S. Doran

Synopsis

In the shadow-draped wilderness where the line between myth and reality fades, an ancient terror stirs. "Dogman: Terror in the Woods," Tiffany S. Doran's chilling tale, beckons you into the depths of the unknown, where the howl of a creature beyond belief haunts every rustling leaf and moonlit clearing.

Mark and Connie sought sanctuary from the city's clamor, craving the serene embrace of the mountains—a haven for their love of the great outdoors. But their dream of a tranquil retreat is shattered when they stumble upon a mystery rooted deep in the forest's whispering pines.

Whispers of a blood-curdling legend, the Dogman, echo through the woods, a beast of lore that prowls under the haunting glow of the full moon. But the Dogman is not alone. Another presence, equally enigmatic, casts its towering shadow over the land. The couple's quest for peace becomes a fight for survival as they are ensnared in a web of ancient curses and spectral threats.

With the help of allies drawn together by fate, Mark and Connie must unravel the sinister secrets that bind them to this cursed land. As the full moon looms, a race against time begins. Can they break the chains of the past, or will they fall prey to the terror that lurks within the woods?

"Dogman: Terror in the Woods" is not just a story—it's an experience that will grip your soul with fear and ignite your courage to face the darkness. Every page crackles with suspense, leaving you breathless and hungry for answers.

Will the howl of the Dogman be the last sound Mark and Connie hear, or will they uncover the truth and restore peace to their mountain haven? The woods are calling. Will you answer?

Prepare to be ensnared in the mystery. "Dogman: Terror in the Woods" awaits the bravest of readers. Add it to your collection—if you dare—and step into a world where the line between man and monster is terrifyingly blurred.

Disponible depuis: 23/02/2024.

Longueur d'impression: 160 pages.

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