Horror Road Novels & Stories

With a choir, singing in her living room! “Beth,”Emma said ever so sweetly,“honey,are you totally sure you weren't having a dream?You must realize how this sounds!All this talk of caskets and corn children giving you ominous warnings….did you watch a horror movie before bed?You know how those upset you.” Beth composed herself as best she could.”No, I didn't watch a horror movie Em.I came downstairs thinking I’d left the telly on and there in my living room was a casket with me in it!And a choir of children.”

They followed her through the woods, dodging over bushes and rocks. They ran fast, hoping that no Reaper will come in their way. The fear was like an extra energy for Serra. The pain in her legs were gone or she just forgot it as the terror was painful than physical pain. The torch felt warm on her hands. Mira was beside Serra. Ahead of them were the others, running without looking behind, their minds focused. In the distance, Serra heard a faint sound. It wasn't the sound of the angry water of a river but it was like the sound of death and horror.

Not for a second. The rain-slick highway stretched before us, lights flickering in the distance. Every engine hum sounded like a countdown. Every shadow felt alive. And then… the ground shook. A fissure ripped open along the road. The ledger—now completely gone—sent flames licking upward. Bishop and Vex screamed, struggling to maintain footing. I looked down at Luca. His breathing was ragged and shallow, but he was alive. My heart slammed. My soul ached. But something was wrong. Something was very wrong.

The door slammed shut, leaving an echo that vibrated through the bedroom walls. Our breath came in gasps. We slid down to the floor, sitting amidst the dust and the lingering horror that still clung to us. The soft laughter that escaped our lips sounded bizarre, bitter, and full of despair. I glanced at the mirror; my face was pale as a ghost, cold sweat drenching my temples. Kent stood up, looking at me with a gaze that implied an inevitable goodbye. "I have to go home. See you tomorrow," he whispered. I hugged him one more time, tighter than before, as if wanting to draw out the essence of his warmth so I could survive in this suffocating house. "I love you," I whispered, a promise wrapped

She suddenly looked up at the giant screen. "Mason!" she cried out, her voice trembling. Then she drove away at full speed. No one dared stop the car. Joanna pressed the gas to the floor and reached the studio as fast as she could. By then, the studio had already been surrounded by police. Joanna tried to rush inside but was stopped. "Ma'am, this is the scene of a death. You cannot enter." Joanna was about to lose her temper, but one sentence from the housekeeper drenched her in ice.

The sun began to dip lower, casting long shadows across the asphalt. "Turn here," Cale said suddenly. Elion slammed on the brakes. "Here? It's a dirt road, Cale. It says 'Private Drive'." "Turn," Cale commanded. "The geometry aligns." Elion turned the wheel. The convertible bumped onto the gravel track. Dust billowed up behind them. "Are you sure about this?" Elion asked as they bounced along. "This looks like the start of a horror movie." "It looks like the path," Cale said.

This also caught Cara’s utmost attention, and she moved over to her side, curious about what was happening. “Shit! Are you fine?” “Yes, I am. But I’m scared. I’m on the dark side of the road.” She sounded scared, her voice cracking and trembling a little. “What the hell are you doing out in the middle of the road at this late hour?” The storm just subsided, and after all of that ferocious wind, it is not unlikely for any foreign things to have become dislodged and blown onto the road. It could be very hazardous to be out there. Not only that, the asphalt could still be wet and slippery.

He begins reading it, "If you want the old hag back, meet me at the Meldam Road, 2pm." "Oh no. They have kidnapped her." Sarah winced. Anger and fear welled up within me. How could Audrey dare to abduct Aunt Belinda? She would soon regret crossing our family. Theo voiced his concerns, "This might be a trap. Meldam Road is abandoned and in the outskirts. The road's been abandoned for years and people who pass say skeletons and remains litter the road." Sarah clutched onto Theo after what he said, "S…sk…skeletons??"

“Screech” Hearing that loud noise, Jim, and I both bring our attention to the vehicle driving like a bat out of hell down the road. The driver slams on his brakes too late and then all we hear is a “Thud” And then a loud scream as the mother watches from her front door. Jim runs over to the little boy and picks up his lifeless body before the little boy’s mother can make it to the road.

Ken stopped close to the edge, waiting for the next order. "Get out! The road trip is over" I froze. This was it. All my chances of survival will vanish the moment I would step out of the car. He'll do all the things he promised me before. I started seeing things as they are. I was doomed. There were no chances whatsoever to get out of here. There was no way someone will find me in this remote place. Not before it's too late anyway.