Prairie Shadows: The Night of the Bloody Benders

De: Argor Barpha

Narrado por: Virtual Voice

On the wind-swept plains of 1870s Kansas, a homestead stands in uneasy silence. When a string of travelers vanish along the Osage Trail, young Clara Whitcomb watches her father, Elias, join a band of vigilantes bent on finding those responsible. What they uncover in a lonely cabin will haunt the prairie—and their family—for generations.

Told in the spare, luminous prose of a vanished frontier, Prairie Shadows reimagines the chilling legend of the Bloody Benders through the eyes of an innocent girl who grows up to question the price of justice. As Clara revisits the snow-covered ruins of her childhood home decades later, she must reckon with what was buried beneath the boards—and within her own soul.

Blending the lyricism of classic pioneer tales with the moral gravity of American Gothic, Argor Barpha’s Prairie Shadows is both ghost story and elegy—a meditation on guilt, silence, and the wind that never stops whispering across the plains.