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Audiobooks Narrated by Mike Cuellar
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Darkhorse Road and Other Stories is a new collection of short weird fiction. Inside, you will find a murder mystery, ghost stories, a loop in time and space, various recordings of a mysterious nature, and a history lesson.
On an expedition to the South Pole, a discovery is made that will change the face of civilization.
One man wants to stop the information from getting out. For if it gets out, it may destroy the world.
Several years ago, a series of documents were discovered in the dusty archives of the library at [REDACTED] College. They seemed to detail certain events leading up to the fire that destroyed the Colin Malatrat Museum of Curious Oddities and Strange Antiquities. These documents were assembled and published in an attempt to solve the mystery surrounding the museum's destruction.
This second edition contains previously unpublished narratives, a newly restructured format, and an annotator's introduction to the second edition. If you have any information regarding the fire, or the whereabouts of any of the narrators, please contact the publisher of this book.
Mssrs Phillips and Dyson continually run across different people who all seem to be on the lookout for the same person. Who is he? What do they want with him? And what is the connection to the small golden coin that came into Mr Dyson's possession?
The classic horror novel brought to life.
Victor Frankenstein has an idea. An idea that can change the world, and the path of humanity as we know it. And one night, in a secluded upper story laboratory, he executes the idea, and brings life into that which was previously inanimate. Little does he know the cost that this one act of altruism will cost him, his family, and his love.
In 1908, two men exploring a wild and forsaken tract of land came across the remains of a ruined house. A cursory investigation didn't reveal much, but they did find a manuscript, waterlogged and grown over with fungi.
It detailed the story of the man who had lived there, and the bizarre occurrences that had happened to him. Astral projection, attacks from hideous, deformed creatures, ghostly visitations, a vision of the end of the solar system, and a final horror that ended the pages.
No trace of the man was ever found, no clue to his identity was ever uncovered. Eventually, the document found its way into the hands of William Hope Hodgson, who published it in hopes someone might have an answer.
This is the text of that document.
Robert Louis Stevenson's classic tale of science and madness brought to life.
Mr Utterson suspects something is wrong with his friend, Henry Jekyll. Ever since Dr. Jekyll made out a will giving everything to an utter unknown- one Mr. Edward Hyde- Mr. Utterson has had suspicions. Now, stories are starting to circulate about Edward Hyde, and Mr. Utterson sets out to discover the truth behind this strange character who roams foggy London streets.
