Where the Light Won't Go
Short Story Horror Anthology, Volume 1
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Where the Light Won't Go
Narrated by:
Scott Brian Higgs
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Narrated by:
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Scott Brian Higgs
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Chad Martin
About this listen
Where the Light Won’t Go
Five Horrifying Short Stories
In the forgotten corners of dusty towns, behind windows that never open, and beneath soil too stubborn to grow anything but silence—darkness waits.
Where the Light Won’t Go is a chilling collection of five terrifying short stories that explore what festers in places too long overlooked. From rural roads that twist the mind to houses that breathe when no one’s watching, each tale drips with dread, decay, and devastating revelations.
Inside these pages, you’ll find:
- A mysterious ice cream truck with a hunger all its own
- A decaying farm that holds a secret long forgotten
- A storm that watches, that hungers to be
- A woman condemned as a witch who might be the only thing keeping hell at bay
- And a town that learns that the biggest horrors just might be in the world that sleeps next to ours
Not all dark places are empty.
Some are full.
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