A simple job. A night alone. A swamp that never forgets.
 
When a man agrees to check water markers and swap a trail camera in the bayou, it sounds easy enough. Paddle in, make camp, and head back by morning. But the swamp has its own ways of keeping company. Knocks in the dark. A laugh where no one should be. A radio that refuses to stay silent.
Told in a spare, unsettling style, this 5,000-word slow burn unfolds with the quiet inevitability of dread creeping in from all sides. It is not about gore or spectacle. It is the kind of horror that seeps in like rising water and lingers long after the last page.
 
Perfect for readers who want:
Paranormal encounters that feel disturbingly real
Atmospheric, grounded horror with no easy answers
Stories that stay with you long after reading
More creeping dread and atmosphere than action
A sparse writing style with little fluff
 
Read it alone if you dare. And listen carefully when the night goes still. 
 
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