
Fifteen Dark Turns After Midnight
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Fifteen stories. Fifteen wrong turns. No reliable way out.
A jealous twin digs a grave while planning one final victory. A pregnant woman discovers that her wealthy new neighbors stole more than a house. A vampire, a werewolf, and a zombie wake in a place none of them can identify. A cursed portrait survives destruction through the people it marks. Funeral enthusiasts imagine the perfect family tragedy, and a lonely alien welcomes a visitor whose interest is anything but friendly.
Across frozen fields, haunted basements, suburban homes, city disasters, distant planets, deserted islands, and the edge of the afterlife, ordinary choices become traps with teeth.
Some of these tales are brutal. Some are bleak. Some are funny until the final sentence reveals what the laughter was hiding.
Blending psychological horror, supernatural terror, science fiction, body horror, domestic revenge, survival suspense, apocalyptic fiction, and grotesque comedy, Fifteen Dark Turns After Midnight is an adult short-story collection for listeners who enjoy fast setups, sharp reversals, morally compromised characters, and endings that strike without warning.
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