The shadows lengthen, the candles gutter, and the dead have not finished with the living. Within this second volume of Halloween Haunts are six classic stories that have unsettled readers for generations.

The Body-Snatcher by Robert Louis Stevenson — a chance meeting in a country inn, and a night's work that two men have never been able to put behind them.

Since I Died by Elizabeth Stuart Phelps — a woman's ghost beside one she loved, longing to be heard by someone who cannot hear.

Dracula's Guest by Bram Stoker — a lone traveler, a snowbound graveyard, and a Walpurgis Night he was warned to avoid.

Young Goodman Brown by Nathaniel Hawthorne — a night walk into the forest, and a faith that may not survive it.

The Tell-Tale Heart by Edgar Allan Poe — a murderer's calm confession, and the sound he cannot silence.

The Mezzotint by M. R. James — an ordinary engraving that begins to show something extraordinarily wrong.

Chosen for their shared thread of the past refusing to stay buried, these tales offer spooky suspense without relying on gore. They are stories where guilt, grief, and old secrets always come calling. Perfect for autumn nights, Halloween gatherings, or anyone who delights in classic literature with a supernatural edge.

Each story in this audiobook edition is narrated by Glen Eric Reed, with original music and atmospheric sound design to set the mood and carry you between tales. Perfect for autumn nights, Halloween gatherings, or anyone who delights in classic literature with a supernatural edge. Step into Halloween Haunts: Volume II and discover why these stories remain among the most enduring in the tradition of ghostly and gothic fiction.