Silent Fears and Shadow Stories (Paperback)

Mutlu Percin

ISBN 13: 9798233695407

Published by Mutlu Percin, 2026

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Paperback. Silent Fears and Shadow Stories is not just a collection of horror tales-it is a descent into the spaces where fear is born quietly, where silence speaks louder than screams, and where memory refuses to die.Across these pages, forgotten names echo through caves sealed by prayer, ancient curses breathe beneath modern cities, and the hour 02:33 becomes more than a time-it becomes a threshold. From medieval kingdoms chained by ritual, to the mythic bloodlines of Lilith, to war-scarred Berlin and a boarding house that chooses its guests, each story stands on its own yet shares the same dark pulse.These are not stories built on cheap shocks. They linger. They move slowly. They settle under the skin. The horror here is not in what jumps at you, but in what waits for you. In what remembers you.If you step inside this book, you won't just witness fear-you will walk beside it. And once you pass certain doors, you may begin to notice something unsettling: Silence has a rhythm.Shadows keep records.And some hours are never accidental. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.

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Bibliographic Details

• Title: Silent Fears and Shadow Stories (Paperback)
• Publisher: Mutlu Percin
• Publication Date: 2026
• Language: English
• ISBN 13: 9798233695407
• Binding: Paperback
• Condition: new

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Synopsis

Silent Fears and Shadow Stories is not just a collection of horror tales-it is a descent into the spaces where fear is born quietly, where silence speaks louder than screams, and where memory refuses to die.

Across these pages, forgotten names echo through caves sealed by prayer, ancient curses breathe beneath modern cities, and the hour 02:33 becomes more than a time-it becomes a threshold. From medieval kingdoms chained by ritual, to the mythic bloodlines of Lilith, to war-scarred Berlin and a boarding house that chooses its guests, each story stands on its own yet shares the same dark pulse.

These are not stories built on cheap shocks. They linger. They move slowly. They settle under the skin. The horror here is not in what jumps at you, but in what waits for you. In what remembers you.

If you step inside this book, you won't just witness fear-you will walk beside it. And once you pass certain doors, you may begin to notice something unsettling:

Silence has a rhythm.
Shadows keep records.
And some hours are never accidental.