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HukakkiHorrorCompleted99 chapters

On a hot evening in December 2009, six-year-old Lívia Azevedo was holding a stick of cotton candy in a red dress with yellow ribbons when the crowd in a Curitiba praça closed over her. She was never found. Her mother kept the lullaby going every night for sixteen years. Her fathe

FalzHorrorCompleted66 chapters

Valeria Navarro Ibáñez is a pediatric nurse who notices everything. When she wakes in a cold mountain cabin with a pounding head, a sweet taste in her mouth and both wrists tied to an iron bed with her own bridal silk, she takes inventory the way she does on a night shift: pulse,

HukakkiHorrorCompleted60 chapters

Iris Kane works nights at an all-night pharmacy in Camden, and she has never slept well in the dark. So when a kind, silver-haired regular stops to chat at two in the morning, she thinks nothing of it. She wakes in a silver room with someone else’s eyes. For more than a century

ConnorHorrorCompleted19 chapters

September 2026. At the border between Niger and Libya, a soldier has found Adedayo Akinola's list of mothers' names, and a smiling businessman in a leather jacket is calling every one of them. In Akure, Dayo's seventeen-year-old sister Kemi buys a notebook and learns the one rule

ConnorHorrorCompleted18 chapters

August 2026. A black truck leaves Agadez in the dark with five men on top of its cargo and one warning ringing in their ears: if you sleep, you fall off. Adedayo Akinola has survived Kano, the bush crossing and three months of lies in Agadez. Now he must survive the Sahara itself

ConnorHorrorCompleted24 chapters

January 2026. In Akure, a market woman sells the stall that has fed her family for thirty years, so that her son can reach Europe. "Libya is just the bus stop," they say in the churchyard. "Italy is the house." Adedayo Akinola is twenty-seven, an electrician in a town where nobod

DeonHorrorCompleted15 chapters

For eight years after that, we were careful, and childless, and, I would have sworn to you, happy. His parents blamed me, of course. In their eyes I was the barren wife, the defective investment. Jack never corrected them. Just suck it up, honey. You know how they are. And I did