Synopsis
Recommandations
0Soyez le premier à recommander cette histoire aux autres lecteurs !
Dans le même genre
" I close my eyes tightly and the anguish takes over me. I can't sleep at all. As much as I push my thoughts away, I try to change the focus, the direction of my imagination, I end up returning to the same subject that makes me agitated, anxious, afraid and terrified."
Total pitch, mean voices and panic. That's what's in the Plush Room.
At midnight, a young shepherd returns to the shed to put away his tools. Among the sleeping sheep, he finds an animal he had never seen before: a sheep with completely black fleece and white eyes. When the lights begin to fail, he discovers that some things should not exist.
Franklin, a crime scene photographer, hates the quiet because the lack of cases traps him in a monotonous and boring routine. However, he accidentally knocks over an old ceramic piece during a museum visit, and strange things followed by serial murders begin to occur unchecked.
The summer of 1989 promised to be just another one among so many. Six friends, about to leave school behind, decide to escape the routine and the bittersweet goodbyes with an improvised trip. The destination: an isolated cabin, lent by Adam's uncle, hidden deep in the Blackwood Hills forest. A perfect place to drink, laugh, and enjoy their youth, far from everything and everyone. The isolation seems like paradise. Noah's old van crosses the dirt road, the lake reflects the light of the setting sun, and the promise of peaceful days welcomes them. But the Blackwood forest is not just a silent backdrop. It is ancient, jealous, and has its own rules.
In Santa Amélia, the last trip of line 86 crosses the border between the known world and the existences that, for some reason, were left on its margins. For seventeen years, Marta Amaral has driven this route, coexisting with passengers for whom time, death, and reality itself seem to obey particular rules. The Passengers Who Never Got Off explores memory, grief, motherhood, and the desire to recover what life has taken from us. In a universe where abandoned possibilities continue to exist, the story investigates the limits of belonging, the consequences of our choices, and the difficult coexistence between love and loss. Between the absurd, melancholy, and supernatural horror, the narrative finds in the small everyday intimacies some of the most unsettling questions of human existence.