Absolute Fear Book Novels & Stories

“Oh my……ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!” Our fingers turned to black like it became ashes. Stefanie cried while Travis and Paris are confused. “What is this?????” Travis asked. I stared at him and I want him to answer this mystery. “You know….. You maybe overcame and release your fear inside your heart but there is something that exists within you….. A fear that you cannot let go…….. Fear to trust and glorify him.” He points his index finger up and I knew what he is talking about. “You abandoned him because of your phobia and you lose someone right.”

Emma froze. For the first time— The girl looked afraid. Just for a second. A single second. And it changed everything. Because if the Creator was afraid— Then something worse existed. The countdown dropped again. 10 SECONDS REMAINING. Emma saw it immediately. The fear. The hesitation. "What are you afraid of?" The girl didn't answer. Emma grabbed her arm. "What are you afraid of?" The girl finally looked up. Not at Emma. Above Emma. Toward something beyond the chamber.

“You’ve been everywhere, yet this is your first time here. I am used to it, being bullied, but this is the first that you saw, came, and helped. Everything that happened, like the CCTV that wasn’t there then. Like how you came, saw everything in the time and moment are all inevitable things.” Somehow giving her a warning, a deeper kind of dread that she needed to solve like a puzzle. She caught the glimpse of the book the girl clutches tightly in her arms. The book that she just saw now, but is familiar and too well for her. Just then shivers run down her spine as the cold wind blew and everything turns silent like there is no one within a 100-meter radius and that somehow, they just vanish

I open my mouth to tell him I saw a ledger, that I don’t know what’s in it, that I told the Alpha nothing at all. And underneath that, low and completely unfamiliar, something else wakes up. It starts in my spine. A heat, deep and wrong, like a coal turned over. It runs up into my chest and finds my throat and it comes out of me before I have any say in it. A growl.

CONTINUATION OF BOOK 3: THE WIFE’S DANGEROUS OBSESSION CHAPTER 70 – THE MOST TERRIFYING THING For some strange, terrifying reason, her body still wants more. The guilt that used to claw at her from the inside is gone, evaporated, vanished as though it had never existed. Just like that. Not like before, not like how she used to be, when shame gnawed at her ribs until she thought she would collapse under the weight of it. And that—this eerie absence of remorse—might be the scariest part of it all. The most extreme, unsettling part, because this is not who she is, not the woman she believed herself to be. She can’t understand what she has become.

Both Olivia and I stood to our feet shocked, and before we could react, the book opened and started paging itself in the air. My whole body was shaking, my heart racing as if I’d just run a marathon, and my breaths were quick and heavy, then I heard what I was afraid to hear. “You’re the key, Aubree. You. Are. The. Key!”

The room seemed to close in on her, amplifying her worry and frustration. Tears welled up in Hailee's eyes as she sank to the floor, overwhelmed by a sense of impending doom. She couldn't shake off the feeling that something was terribly wrong, and the missing book only heightened her anxieties. Hailee's worries grew with each passing moment, leaving her with a profound sense of unease that gnawed at her very core.

Luca was already moving toward the study, Alex close on his heels. And for the first time in weeks, I felt the old fear return. The bone deep certainty that nothing in this world was safe for long. Not happiness. Not peace. Not family. I closed the bedroom door behind me and locked it with trembling hands. And then I sank down against it, pressing my forehead to the wood. Whispering a prayer into the darkness that somehow, this wouldn’t end the way I was afraid it would.

I don’t think I've ever felt this level of terror in my life. My heart is pounding in my chest, racing uncontrollably, and it feels like I’m on the brink of a panic attack. The room is dimly lit, shadows dancing across the walls as Kai steps closer, his presence looming ominously. He leans in, his voice cold and menacing, demanding, "Now, before we kill your father, tell us where the diamonds are."

The same fear. The same unbearable moment before stepping inside. I braced myself for the worst. For something irreversible. For a horror I had already lived through once. My breath caught in my throat as I shoved the door open— And then I saw her. Curled up on the window nook, a book in her lap, completely unharmed. Reality slammed back into me so fast my knees nearly buckled from the force of it. I gripped the doorframe, swallowing the air that had been ripped from my lungs.