Hold the kaleidoscope to your eye. Peer inside. One twist changes everything.

A woman awakens in a grotesque, human-sized arcade game. A mysterious cigar box purchased

at a farmer's market releases an ancient gin who demands a replacement prisoner.

An elderly woman possesses the terrifying power to inflict pain through handmade dolls.

An exclusive restaurant's sinister secret menu includes murder-for-hire and harvested organs. With each turn through these

20 tales, Reddit No Sleep favorite AP Royal reshapes reality, creating dazzling patterns of horror

that entrance as they terrify. The kaleidoscope, 20 terrifying tales of horror and the supernatural by AP Royal,

narrated by Darren Marler.

You're a free sample on the audiobooks page at weirddarkness.com.

Deep in the frozen forests of the Great Lakes region, Native American tribes whispered stories that would make grown men shiver around their fires.

They spoke of the Wendigo, a creature born from unspeakable hunger and twisted by cannibalism.

The Wendigo was once human, they said, but when winter came and food grew scarce,

some chose to cross a line that should never be crossed. They consumed human flesh to survive,

and in doing so, they transformed into something far worse than death itself.

The Wendigo stands 15 feet tall, with yellowed fangs and hollow eye sockets that burn with an eternal hunger.

Its skin stretches thin over protruding bones, and its voice carries

the sound of cracking ice and dying wind. But the most terrifying aspect of the Wendigo is

not its appearance. It's the fact that no matter how much it devours, it can never be satisfied. The creature roams endlessly

through the wilderness, driven by a hunger that grows stronger with each victim it claims. What does

the Wendigo have to teach us about our spiritual walk, you might be surprised.

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