Ghost Stories of the Deep South

A Collection of Supernatural Horror and American Folklore from the Swamps, Bayous, and Plantations

De: Ethan Blackwood

Narrado por: Virtual Voice

The air hangs heavy in the Deep South, thick with the perfume of magnolia and the stench of the grave. In the murky waters of the bayou and the decaying halls of forgotten plantations, the past is never truly past. It waits, patient and hungry.

This chilling anthology of fifteen unsettling tales will drag you into a world of Southern Gothic dread. Witness a desperate fisherman follow a spectral bride into the heart of the swamp, where the only treasure is a tomb. Listen to a voodoo drumbeat that is not a drum at all, but a parasitic heart that feeds on the unwary. Stand vigil on a haunted levee as a ghostly watchman tries to hold back the floodwaters and a century of sorrow.

From a cursed riverboat gambler playing for his very memories to a team of ghost hunters who become the main attraction at an eternal ball, these eerie narratives explore the enduring power of local legends and the darkness that lurks just beyond the treeline. These are tales of vengeful spirits, ancient curses, and the land itself rising up to claim its due.

If you crave atmospheric horror, creepy folklore, and a paranormal experience that will leave you sleeping with the lights on, you have found your next read.