Dead Channel: A Novel of Static, Blood, and the Thing Beneath Screen

Some signals should never be received.When struggling journalist Clara Voss receives a package from a terrified former source, she expects a lead. What she finds is a USB drive, an old mini DV tape, and a warning written in shaking handwriting:Do not watch this alone.The footage begins with an emergency broadcast from Bellwether, West Virginia, 1998. A flooded town. A vanished church. A child named June Vale. A voice trapped inside the static.Then Clara's television turns on by itself.At 3:17 a.m., her daughter begins whispering about water under the house.The recording has rules. Once you watch it, the countdown begins. Seven nights. Seven warnings. And when the final signal comes through, something beneath the screen comes looking for you.To survive, Clara must uncover what happened in Bellwether before the flood swallowed the town, before a preacher turned his daughter into a receiver, before something ancient learned how to speak through dead channels.But the deeper Clara goes, the clearer the message becomes.The broadcast was never meant to warn people.It was meant to open a door.Perfect for readers who love:¿ cursed media horror¿ analog horror and haunted technology¿ supernatural thrillers with investigative mystery¿ eerie small towns and buried secrets¿ dark, atmospheric horror with a terrifying central hookDead Channel is a chilling supernatural horror novel about grief, transmission, memory, and the voices that wait in the static.

Pagina's: 144, Paperback, Black Bell Books