Tonight, we’ll hear the second half of A.G. Hilton’s story, Floods!

In the first half, we’re introduced to Jonathan, his wife Elaine, and their two kids Nathan and Naomi. They are settling into their new house, with the help of their friendly neighbor Mr.Paine.

But a powerful storm is rolling through the area where they live, and upriver there has been an accident with a shipping container carrying strange cargo. Now, everyone is hunkered down in their houses, and as the power flickers and Mr.Paine becomes aware that one of the neighbors has been murdered, it becomes clear that high water isn’t the only threat.

This is part 2 of the story Floods, which was written by A.G. Hilton

Tonight, we’ll dip into another two-parter from A.G. Hilton!

Our story opens on a convoy of trucks transporting mysterious cargo to a holding facility. It’s absolutely pouring rain—and it could just be my imagination, but...

...didn’t something… SHIFT, back there?

"Floods" was written by A.G. Hilton.

Link to "Nightside Tales", written by A.G. Hilton: https://shorturl.at/pFKRY

Tonight, I am excited to share with you another story from Darren Todd, the author behind such tales as “Father Christmas” and “8 Ball”!

Our yarn tonight follows an entrepreneur who has devised a special scheme to help increase sales during the circus shows where he sells his wares. But his scheme has not gone unnoticed, and one evening a man in a suit arrives with a proposition.

This story is called “Light-up Guys”, and was written by Darren Todd.

Here is a link to more of Darren's work: https://shorturl.at/gaLQX

Tonight, we shall meander leisurely through one of Poe’s most fun stories: The Cask of Amontillado! Allow me to set the stage.

It is night. We are on a city street, and there are partygoers and revelers out in force. Many people are wearing masks, and the wine is flowing freely. Let us zoom in on a quieter corner, and there we find a man standing alone—but wait! He’s not alone. For here comes a boisterous oaf, stumbling his way through the crowd in spite of his wine goggles. It turns out that this will be a meeting that neither man will soon forget.

This story is called “The Cask of Amontillado” and was written by Edgar Allen Poe

Tonight, we’ll hear the thrilling conclusion to A.G. Hilton’s Nameless!

In our last episode, our protagonist was visited by a mysterious stranger, who claims that evil things are happening at the facility where he works. The two form something of a plan, before our protagonist succumbs to a sudden and violent headache which causes him to pass out.

Now we’ll discover where ~true~ evil lies, and I assure you it will be —quite literally— unforgettable.

"Nameless" was written by A.G. Hilton.

Link to "Nightside Tales", written by A.G. Hilton: https://shorturl.at/pFKRY

Tonight, we’ll find out a little more about what is going on at that mysterious facility from parts 1 and 2!

Our protagonist has stumbled home after another long week of lonely night shifts, and is catching up on sleep. When lo and behold, there is a rap-rap-rapping upon his front door. The mysterious visitor claims to know all about the hidden secrets at the facility.

It seems that not everything is as it seems at face value, or perhaps I should say that EVERYTHING is not as it seems at face value.

"Nameless" was written by A.G. Hilton.

Link to "Nightside Tales", written by A.G. Hilton: https://shorturl.at/pFKRY

Tonight, we’ll embark on a three episode thrill ride, brought to us by A.G. Hilton himself!

Our story opens on a job interview, in which our protagonist has secured a new job! Hurrah and congratulations! Only a few notes here- the facility where he works is very clandestine about what exactly they do, and his sole responsibility is to keep an eye on a camera feed showing a single shipping container.

What could be inside, and why the need for such secrecy?!

"Nameless" was written by A.G. Hilton.

Tonight, we’ll hear the story of a very magical Christmas indeed!

Natalie is in the first grade, and her Christmas wish list only has 4 things on it. You see, life has been tough since moving into her new step-dad’s house with her mom—there isn’t enough money to even keep the heat on, never mind a big tree with plenty of gifts.

But Natalie wrote a letter to Santa himself, and with the help of a little Christmas magic, some dreams just might come true.

This story is called “Father Christmas” and was written by Darren Todd

Darren's Amazon landing page: https://www.amazon.com/stores/Darren-Todd/author/B07C756SGS?ref=ap_rdr&isDramIntegrated=true&shoppingPortalEnabled=true