When police officer Matt Klein returns to the quiet coastal town of Marshport, he hopes

for a fresh start with his family.

But a series of brutal, inexplicable deaths begins to unravel the town.

At the center of it all is an ancient evil bound to a seemingly harmless gift of an antique

advent calendar, a relic, counting down to the night when the light of Christmas goes out.

As the days slip by, strange voices whisper through the walls, people go mad, and reality

itself starts to crack.

The deeper Matt digs, the closer he comes to facing an evil that has been waiting for him for years.

Now with his wife and sons in peril and the final door of the calendar looming, Matt must confront the truth.

Some traditions were never meant to be completed. 24 days. 24 doors. All leading to one unholy Christmas Eve. Advent of Evil, a 24-episode

event on Weird Darkness beginning December 1st,

or get the entire novel at Weirddarkness.com slash advent of evil.

I'm Darren Marler, and this is weird dark news.

Main Health proved that sometimes the only thing worse than getting medical bills in the mail is getting paperwork meant for your grieving relatives.

On October 20th, 531 customers opened

their mailboxes to find estate vendor letters, those cheerful documents explaining to your next-of-kin

how to deal with your corpse, despite the minor technicality that you're still breathing, walking around,

possibly wondering whether to switch health care providers?

The letters went out thanks to a computer glitch, which is the modern equivalent of

the dog ate my homework, except the dog is made a binary code and nobody believes you.

These weren't death certificates per se, just helpful instructions for surviving family

members on the administrative aftermath of shuffling

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