
Length2h 31m
About this audiobook
At its core, The Hollowing Trilogy is about memory becoming sentient. Across three generations of terror, a single haunted location—Blackthorn House—evolves from a grieving structure into a living intelligence that feeds on emotion, sound, and finally, digital signal.
In The Hallowing, a filmmaker documents the house’s tragic history, only to discover it records human grief like a living archive. Her obsession awakens something ancient within its walls.
In The Echoing, a new team of researchers reopens the ruins, unaware that the house remembers everything—and everyone—who ever entered. The haunting becomes self-aware, mimicking life, trapping souls in endless reflection.
By The Transmission, the entity has escaped confinement, infecting global networks through sound and signal. The haunting spreads through devices, mirrors, and memories—erasing the line between life, death, and data.
Audiobook details
GenreHorror
Length2 hrs 31 mins
Narrated byListen with 1,000+ voices
FormateBook with Audio
Publish dateDec 19, 2025
LanguageEnglish
Table of contents
1Chapter 1
2The Whispering House
3story.
4Not a human sound—more like glass grinding against itself, high and
5E-flat. D. G. B.
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6Chapter Two: The House Listens
7The brass nameplate read: The Library.
8A tingle crept down her spine.
9archives.
10something heavy dragging across wood.
11Blackthorn, now barely visible in the storm’s flashes.
12trembling:
13Tock. Tick. Tock.
14Chapter Three: The Recordings
15Then—
16the room.
17time, but from directly behind her ear:
18windshield.
19in her chest.
20Then Jonathan’s voice, sharp, desperate:
21Not speaking—mimicking.
22smile.
23Chapter Five: The Hollowing Begins
24Previously in The Hollowing…
25“Hello?”
26my layout.”
27Chapter Six: The House Breathes
28Eva… Eva…
29Tomorrow.
30Chapter Seven: Through the Walls
31“Keep filming.”
32below.
33a recording this time, but a presence, calm and near.
34“Through the walls.”
35raw.
36Then another voice, softer, identical to hers: “Stay.”
37Chapter Nine: Inheritance
38Sloswer. Older. Patient.
39its mouth didn’t match hers.
40“Breathe.”
41Twenty-two years later.
42Survey. Dr. Marla Keene, University of Bristol.”
43session recording. Condition—stable.”
44pale light.
45The Hollowing House
46Chapter One: Arrival
47still. Too still.
48Chapter Two: The Vanishing
49around the banister, like heat distortion.
50He turned. Nothing.