Black Hollow Creek - Baldursson, Ulrich
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When three friends venture into the woods beyond Black Hollow, they expect muddy trails, hidden caves, and maybe a few ghost stories to bring back home. But what they find is something far worse-a lost boy, a violent storm, and a path back to town that no longer exists. With a failing cell signal and the forest closing in around them, they soon realize they're not alone. Something else is in the woods with them. Their only option-keep moving.

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Produktbeschreibung
When three friends venture into the woods beyond Black Hollow, they expect muddy trails, hidden caves, and maybe a few ghost stories to bring back home. But what they find is something far worse-a lost boy, a violent storm, and a path back to town that no longer exists. With a failing cell signal and the forest closing in around them, they soon realize they're not alone. Something else is in the woods with them. Their only option-keep moving.
Autorenporträt
Ulrich Baldursson has always been drawn to the intersection of mystery and folklore, fascinated by how real-world crimes can blur into legend. With a background in criminology and psychology, they craft thrillers that blend grounded investigative work with the eerie unknown-where the monsters of lore may just be the people next door. Specializing in cryptids and forgotten legends, Ulrich breathes new life into age-old tales, reimagining them in unexpected ways that leave readers questioning what is real and what lurks in the shadows. Their stories revive creatures lost to time, weaving suspenseful narratives that blend historical myths with modern-day mystery. A lifelong traveler, Ulrich Baldursson has lived across multiple countries, from Turkey to the United States to Sweden, collecting stories and experiences that seep into their writing. As a child, they had their first brush with the unexplained-an encounter that, like the mysteries in their books, has never quite left them.