WET COAST DARKNESS: Thirteen Tales of British Columbia Terror

Beneath the rain-soaked forests, fogbound coastlines, and quiet suburban streets of British Columbia, something ancient is waiting.In Wet Coast Darkness: Thirteen Tales of British Columbia Terror, Derek J. Kenmuir delivers a haunting collection of interconnected horror stories rooted in the eerie beauty of Canada's west coast. From abandoned paper mills in Powell River to the depths beneath Stanley Park, from lonely Interior lakes to fog-drenched fishing towns along the Sunshine Coast, these stories uncover the darkness hiding beneath familiar places.A truck driver picks up a hitchhiker who doesn't appear in mirrors. A grief support group feeds on sorrow itself. A child returns from the beach carrying memories that are not her own. A late-night SkyTrain slips into a version of Vancouver that should not exist. Each story stands alone, yet together they form a chilling portrait of a province where the wilderness remembers, the sea keeps secrets, and the rain never truly washes anything away.Atmospheric, unsettling, and deeply rooted in West Coast lore, Wet Coast Darkness blends psychological horror, cosmic dread, and regional folklore into a collection that lingers long after the final page.

Pagina's: 193, Paperback, Independently published