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Snow Black

By: Thom Erb
Narrated by: John Coyle
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 WHEN THE STORM CAME... IT DIDNT COME ALONE.Sterling Point presents a deceptive calm. Beneath its quaint Western New York exterior lurks ancient malice, recently disturbed by hunters who didn't know what they'd awaken. Now, it hungers, and the town will pay. For Mitchell Roberts, a writer gaining recognition, his mother's death forces an unwelcome homecoming. The brutal nor'easter trapping him in Sterling Point seems fittingnature's fury mirroring his emotional turmoil. But the storm brings something worse than snow. As the entity's influence spreads, residents vanish. Survival becomes uncertain. Mitchell finds himself uniquely positioned to confront this threat, though he barely understands his connection to it. The body count climbs with each passing hour. Mitchell must navigate both personal ghosts and literal monsters, piecing together fragments of local lore while staying alive. This is Sterling Point's darkest hourwhere everyday reality tears open to reveal supernatural horrors. Mitchell's journey becomes a desperate race against an ancient evil that has waited centuries for this moment. The question remains: will anything remain of Sterling Point when the darkness finally lifts?©2025 Journalstone Publishing (P)2026 Thomas A. Erb Horror Scary
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