Best Horror Audiobook Novels & Stories

That scene of the man mercilessly being torn into half will haunt Audrey on the nights to come and it only goes without saying that it will be one of her darkest nightmares at that. The shrill voice continues to resound at the ship's deck. But it was hard to discern whether the sound was still coming from the Harpies or if it is already the scream of the warlocks who unfortunately fall victim to this onslaught of Harpies. A few Harpies will occasionally look at Audrey's side but as soon as they saw her, they will scrunch their face as if they were disgusted by her sight.

She had heard short tales about it from chapters people read but never got to read it. As she opened each chapter to read, every word she read sounded so real, and she felt her palms sweat at the actions and horrors that happened. How the great Dracula had turned people into beasts, taken over the earth, and made everyone fear him. "You found the right one," a voice said to her, which quickly made her look up at whoever was talking. A man who wore a hooded clothing stood there, and he looked creepy. Aurora looked around her and noticed that the guards never really cared.

Closed my eyes. Screams filled my ears, like the shrieks of a thousand birds, wings furiously beating at the air. The screeching noises I'd heard as I'd fled had reminded me of the sounds I'd heard when the creature had chased me outside Oscar's club. Only this time, it had been worse, a sound so shrill and so terrifying that I'd felt the chill encapsulate my heart, the ice spreading through chambers and valves, willing it to stop beating. I wasn't sure I'd ever stop hearing that sound, an eternal terrifying echo inside my head.

For a brief moment Alistair's eyes widened with shock as his eyes fell on the book but he quickly recovered, the reaction was gone too quickly for Audrey to take notice of. Carefully he took the book in his arms, his eyes narrowing in suspicion as he skimmed over the book. He flips the cover, a signature at the corner of the pages catching his eye before he slams the book shut. His sudden reaction surprised Audrey to the point where she leans back, her brows dipped in confusion as she watched Alistair place the book under the piles of books he had come with. "I-it spoke about a dark beast that had reduced the city to ashes, an old spirit, a dark and evil being that terrorizes and comes to sp

"He started talking, ranting about some kind of conspiracy involving the senator's death. I didn't understand what he was saying at first, but as he spoke, I began to piece together his insane ramblings. It was like something out of a bad movie." Sophia took another deep breath, her eyes flashing with anger. "In a few minutes, I was thinking and planning on how I could escape. I knew I couldn't stay there, waiting for him to do God knows what to me. Then suddenly I heard a noise from the hallway. He went to check. Few seconds after he left, I started hearing strange noises. At first, I thought it was just my imagination playing tricks on me, but then I heard a low growl."

talk to the creatures from another dimension. I grabbed the knob and opened the door. The hallway was so quiet to the point that it sent shivers down my spine. I’m reconsidering my plan, thinking if this will be a good idea. The other side tells me that it’s not, while the latter tells me that it will be. So, I decided to continue my plan. I went out of my room and turned on the flashlight on my phone. Then I heard some noise coming from the other side of the hallway. The sound of hitting and the small cries of someone had invaded my system. I followed the source of the sound, and I saw something horrible. A man with a bolo in his left hand started chopping that fresh meat that looked like

She franticly tried to cover up as much of her exposed body parts as possible as she turned around. Two black silhouettes towered over her, and a red flicker lit up from a smoking cigarette. Then, a low rumbling growl vibrated through the air, and their soul-chilling eyes glowed in the night like burning coals from the pits of hell. "It's time to play, little human." a calm and unhurried voice spoke in the dark. Minnow could feel nothing but blind terror, and the fear sealed her throat. Suddenly they grabbed her legs, and she screamed out a guttural cry.

My pride was telling me not to abide him, but my goddamn legs moved as what he told! I didn't lose my bad temper with him until I finally got close. My chest throbbed as he stared at me intently. Sitting on the motor, our vision leveled. I saw dark flames in his eyes, the one that would haunt you forever if you try to go against it. I will almost fall backwards. "You're not going to get yourself drunk tonight, Audrey," he said in a lower tone but still sound threatening. He put his black helmet on his lap, and he himself wore a white helmet on me. I pursed my lips tightly, scared to make any stupid reaction. His gaze lingered on my face for a moment.

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The deafening silence only intensifies his fear, leaving him with a sinking feeling that something truly horrific has occurred. Richard took his step after standing paralyzed for so long, one step at a time, slowly. And as his feet move, the scene before his eyes gets much more horrifying. The furniture is overturned, the walls are splattered with blood, and a chilling breeze sends shivers down his spine. His heart races as he realizes that he is not alone in this house, and the unknown presence lurking in the shadows only fuels his terror.