Henry Young

Desi Horror Stories (Horror)

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Produktbeschreibung

Desi Horror Stories is a spine-chilling collection of supernatural tales inspired by the rich folklore, myths, and dark legends of the Indian subcontinent. Drawing on ancient traditions and eerie stories passed down through generations, this collection unveils the unsettling horrors that lurk in the shadows of everyday life, blending psychological terror, supernatural entities, and the dark corners of Indian culture to create a truly haunting experience. Each story in Desi Horror Stories is rooted in the rich cultural tapestry of South Asia, where the supernatural is not only a part of the past but continues to shape the present. From ancient spirits to vengeful gods, malevolent ghosts to cursed rituals, the stories bring to life the very real fear and mystery that has gripped the people of this vast and diverse land for centuries. In "The Bhoot Bangla", a family moves into a seemingly beautiful, old mansion in a quiet village only to realize that the house has a deadly secret. Late at night, they hear faint whispers and feel the chilling presence of something watching them. As the terror escalates, the family learns of the tragic history of the house, where a wronged spirit seeks revenge. The boundaries between the living and the dead blur, and the family's desperate attempts to escape the house are thwarted by an unstoppable force from beyond. "The Churel's Revenge" tells the story of a young man who, during a late-night walk through the woods, encounters the spirit of the Churel-a shape-shifting female ghost with a monstrous appearance, said to prey on men. With a haunting cry, the Churel lures her victims into the wilderness, where they are driven to madness and death. But when the man escapes, he realizes that the Churel's vengeance is far from over, and her thirst for blood cannot be quenched. In "The Haunted Temple of Kashi", a group of curious tourists travels to the ancient city of Varanasi, visiting the sacred temples along the river Ganges. Among them is an ambitious archaeologist who dismisses local superstitions as nonsense. But when they explore a forgotten temple, hidden deep in the jungle, they awaken a long-dormant curse. As they try to escape the relentless wrath of the deity who guards the temple, they come to understand that some places are better left undisturbed. "The Pishach's Curse" tells of a small village plagued by a series of mysterious deaths, all occurring under the cover of darkness. A local healer, who knows of the ancient evil known as the Pishach-a demonic, flesh-eating spirit-begins to uncover the terrifying truth. The Pishach's presence has returned to the village, its hunger insatiable, and the villagers must race against time to break the curse before they all fall victim to its ghastly hunger. In "The Nale Ba", a terrifying urban legend comes to life as a mysterious woman in white roams the streets of a bustling city in the middle of the night, knocking on doors and calling out in a strange, sing-song voice. Her name, "Nale Ba," means "Come Tomorrow" in Kannada, for she is a restless spirit seeking vengeance for her untimely death. Those who answer her knock will find themselves cursed, followed relentlessly by the ghostly figure until they are driven mad with fear. "The Cursed Bride" tells the haunting tale of a young woman whose life is turned upside down after her arranged marriage to a man she barely knows. On her wedding night, she is plagued by disturbing dreams and visions of a previous bride who met a tragic end. The spirit, bitter and angry from her own untimely death, seeks to claim the new bride as her own-forcing the woman into a twisted battle for survival between the living and the dead.

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Henry Young
• Seitenzahl: 32
• Erscheinungstermin: 19. Dezember 2024
• Englisch
• Abmessung: 229mm x 152mm x 2mm
• Gewicht: 64g
• ISBN-13: 9798348182045
• Artikelnr.: 72644591