What Gathers at Dusk

De: Ambrose Ibsen, Velox Books

Narrado por: Geoff Sturtevant

Darkness takes root. Hunger grows. The old things wake.

My sister, missing for eight years, finally came home. My mother’s last text message says: IT’S NOT HER.

Something is mimicking our voices from the deep woods, and the sound is getting closer.

I’m a long-haul trucker. The thing I saw in the fields has followed. Now it’s tapping on the window.

My best friend vanished in an old bunker when we were kids. Today, I’m going back in.

These tales and others prove that when the light fails, it’s not just the dark that comes out. It's everything that was waiting within it.

©2026 Ambrose Ibsen (P)2026 Velox Books

Creepy Stories

These seven stories were creepy. The first one was way crazy!! All seven stories were a great listen! The narrator did an amazing job at conveying the emotions that he is reading. He has the voice for these creepy, trippy stories.

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It's Not Her!

I enjoyed these horror stories . The narrator has a smooth deep voice perfect for such spooky stories . My favorites were Home Again and The thing in the window !

Great stories

I'm impressed with the interesting variety of stories and the great narration really brings it together

Soothing horror...

I know "soothing horror" might sound strange, but that's exactly what this was to me. None of the stories in this anthology were particularly gruesome or extreme. Instead, they were creepy, strangely filled with melancholy. Don't get me wrong - that doesn't mean they were bad in any way, shape, or form. They were just more thought provoking compared to other horror novels. Geoff Sturtevant's was an excellent narrator for this anthology. Calm, soothing, yet emotional. It was a wonderful combination. The last 2 stories were probably my favorite out of the collection.

Interesting Stories

These horror stories were interesting. I enjoyed them and thought the narration was pretty well done. I did speed up the narration quite a bit, but that's something I always have to do and definitely not a reflection on the narrator. I only bring it up because at the original speed, this collection of stories is barely over 4 hours so sped up it's quite the quick listen. If you have just a few hours to kill and want to listen to some unique stories, I'd suggest giving this one a try.

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