Content warnings: These stories contain themes of grief, manipulation, body horror, existential dread, and the loss of identity. Not recommended for listeners seeking light entertainment.

A widow discovers her late husband's photos are vanishing, along with her memories of who he really was.

A struggling writer meets a stranger who offers the perfect compliments. The price? Everything that makes him human.

A family finds a stain in their rental home. It moves. It searches. And it remembers what was buried beneath.

Eleven stories of psychological terror that explore the space between what we remember and what really happened. Between who we think we are and what we're becoming.

In 11 Terror Tales, Megin Broun crafts horror that doesn't rely on gore or cheap scares. Instead, these stories burrow deep into the uncomfortable places we try not to think about: the ways we deceive ourselves, the things we pretend not to notice, the small compromises that lead to terrible transformations.

From mysterious trains that arrive at impossible stations to sleep timers that count down to something ancient and hungry, from photographs that capture too much truth to books that read their readers, these tales blend psychological dread with supernatural horror in ways that will linger long after you turn the final page.

Perfect for fans of:

• Psychological horror that makes you question reality
• Stories that reveal uncomfortable truths about human nature
• Contemporary horror with literary depth
• Collections where each story feels like a descent into a new nightmare

Warning: These stories are designed to disturb. They deal with loss, manipulation, inevitable endings, and uncomfortable truths about human nature. If you prefer horror that lets you sleep at night, this collection is not for you.

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