Night Terror

When a string of horrific murder-suicides rocks New Orleans, necromancer Lazarus finds himself caught in a deadly pattern. Three family men, all wizards, have inexplicably turned on their loved ones before taking their own lives. The chilling connection becomes personal when Lazarus realizes he matches the victim profile perfectly. As darkness falls each night, an unknown supernatural force stalks practitioners of magic, driving them to madness and unspeakable violence. With his own family now in the crosshairs, Lazarus must uncover the truth behind these nightmare-fueled killings before he becomes the next perpetrator.

Travis Baldree delivers a masterful performance that captures both the urban fantasy's gritty atmosphere and Lazarus's weary determination. His voice work distinguishes each character while maintaining the story's mounting tension, particularly during the psychological horror sequences that blur the line between dreams and reality. Baldree's pacing allows the supernatural dread to build naturally, making the nightmarish elements feel visceral and immediate. The audio format enhances the story's claustrophobic mood, with Baldree's nuanced delivery transforming internal monologue and dream sequences into an immersive experience that keeps listeners on edge.