Tripping Over Twilight

A Collection of Short Horror and Supernatural Stories

De: T.W. Grim, Velox Books

Narrado por: Geoff Sturtevant

Horror favorite T.W. Grim invites you to pull up a chair and watch the sun slip past the horizon with this dark and macabre collection of short stories.

A creature with the appearance of a young boy terrorizes the inmates and guards of a prison. A man fights for survival after being trapped in a dark and horrifying pit. Amidst a city in flames, a man faces relentless pursuit by a nightmarish creature named Wuurzum. A man is locked in a perpetual battle with an entity that possesses innocent people.

These stories and others offer a disquieting look at what happens to familiar places after the comforting light of day has been extinguished by the creeping shroud of nightfall. Turn down the lights, get comfortable... and prepare to lose some sleep.

©2023 T.W. Grim (P)2025 Velox Books

Reseñas de la Crítica

“T. W. Grim can tell one hell of a story.” —C.D. Kester, author of Chasing Demons

“This is an excellent book… it will absolutely enthrall you and give the sort of stomach-tightening, painful fascination that true horror fans live for and for which T.W. Grim is rightly known.” —Shen Hart, author of Wyrd Calling

“An in your face, no holds barred, downright horrifying collection of horror tales. Each tale is wonderful…” —Rafael Marmol, author of If Hell is What You Want

I loved the narration.

Awesome stories. I would have loved more short stories, I didn’t care for the two super long stories - I felt like they were dragged out. The narrator made this a great listening experience.

A very worthwhile listen!

The stories were very gripping and left you on the edge of your seat wondering what would happen next! Geoff done an amazing job narrating each tale!

good story

good story short little different ones I liked it I'm glad I'm going down the rabbit hole of different authors

Unique stories!

Listen to this one! You won’t regret it! The stories are pretty sound and the narrator is very good.

I think I need a bath

These grimy tales make you feel dirty, sometimes in a good way, sometimes not.

These are compelling little stories and the time flies by. A few stories overstayed their welcome (The Pit and Mrs. Blackmore could both have been a lot shorter) but the writing is very visual and the narration is exceptional.