Strange Things In The Forest

Volume 3

The boundaries between reality and the unexplainable blur once again in volume 3. This collection dives deeper into the mysteries of the wild, uncovering stories that defy logic and leave you questioning what lurks in the shadows of the trees.

From eerie whispers echoing in moonlit clearings to glowing figures vanishing at the edge of the trail, this volume takes you on a journey through forests shrouded in legends and untold horrors. Discover tales of lone hikers stumbling upon portals to other realms, ancient spirits awakening to reclaim their land, and cryptic signs left behind by beings unknown to humankind.

Each story masterfully blends the natural beauty of the woods with an unsettling undercurrent of dread, exploring themes of isolation, discovery, and the primal fear of the unknown. Whether it's a camper facing the chilling notes of a phantom song, a ranger documenting bizarre patterns in the trees, or a survivalist grappling with an inexplicable predator, these accounts are as gripping as they are terrifying.

Prepare yourself for another round of spine-tingling encounters, where the forest holds secrets that may never be fully understood. Strange Things in the Forest, Volume 3 is a must-read for those who dare to venture into the heart of the wilderness, where every shadow hides a story and every sound might be your last.

Entertaining

The stories were short enough to keep my attention, though some of the endings were left completely open, so much so they didn’t feel complete. I listened to all three volumes so obviously I liked them enough to listen to them all.

The AI voice wasn’t as bad as I’d expected, actually I’m a little disappointed it wasn’t worse as I like to know actual people are getting jobs over AI, but I only noticed a few weird pronunciations. The emotion was off in a couple spots like too dramatic or just off but I’ve heard human narrators do worse…so overall well done.