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It's time to turn off the lights and turn on the dark.

Join Tales for Dark Nights.

Good evening listener. You're listening to chilling tales for dark nights.

On tonight's program, we invite you to leave behind your safe reality and he sent with us into the frightening depths of the most terrifying imaginations with audio adaptations of two rounds of frightening fiction about tortuous tats and contagious conditions.

Also, both of tonight's tales are chilling tales exclusives, meaning you won't have heard them anywhere else.

I'm your host Steve Taylor and tonight I'll be your guide as we traverse the dimly lit corridors of your darkest dreams.

Joining us tonight to help bring to life the frightening fiction of Kevin David Anderson and Blake Earl Ray are voice talents Paul J. McSorley and Eric P. Buddy.

Now get your ticket ready. Take your seat in our theater of the minds and brace yourself.

It's time to turn off the lights and turn on the dark.

Our first tale tonight comes to us from author Kevin David Anderson and is performed by Paul J. McSorley.

In it, we'll meet the Warrens, a middle-aged couple faced with exhaustion resulting from raising their nephew following a tragedy.

They bring the young boy to a doctor in a desperate search for freedom and relief from their all-consuming fatigue. However, as we may soon discover, freedom means different things to different people.

Without further ado, I present to you the interview.

Your son appears to be quite exceptional Mrs. Warren. Dr. Etheridge said, looking up through wire-framed glasses, his index finger pointing at the test results in front of them. He has the gift.

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