Some signals should never be received.

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When struggling journalist Clara Voss receives a package from a terrified former source, she expects a lead. What she finds is a USB drive, an old mini DV tape, and a warning written in shaking handwriting:

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Do not watch this alone.

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The footage begins with an emergency broadcast from Bellwether, West Virginia, 1998. A flooded town. A vanished church. A child named June Vale. A voice trapped inside the static.

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Then Clara's television turns on by itself.

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At 3:17 a.m., her daughter begins whispering about water under the house.

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The recording has rules. Once you watch it, the countdown begins. Seven nights. Seven warnings. And when the final signal comes through, something beneath the screen comes looking for you.

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To survive, Clara must uncover what happened in Bellwether before the flood swallowed the town, before a preacher turned his daughter into a receiver, before something ancient learned how to speak through dead channels.

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But the deeper Clara goes, the clearer the message becomes.

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The broadcast was never meant to warn people.

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It was meant to open a door.

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Perfect for readers who love:
n• cursed media horror
n• analog horror and haunted technology
n• supernatural thrillers with investigative mystery
n• eerie small towns and buried secrets
n• dark, atmospheric horror with a terrifying central hook

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Dead Channel is a chilling supernatural horror novel about grief, transmission, memory, and the voices that wait in the static.

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Dead Channel: A Novel of Static, Blood, and the Thing Beneath the Screen

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