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After Hours: Office Hauntings and Stalker Tales
When the last elevator dings and the cubicles fall silent, the office doesn’t sleep, it watches. After Office Hauntings and Stalker Tales is a chilling collection of first-person encounters with the unexplainable in the most ordinary of the workplace after dark.
From phantom coworkers who leave steaming mugs of coffee, to doubles caught on security cameras, to faces smiling from the windows fourteen stories up, each story takes the reader into the eerie quiet of the late-night office where isolation turns every sound into suspicion, and sometimes, into proof you aren’t alone.
Blending ghostly dread with stalker-like terror, G.J. Fene transforms copy rooms, conference tables, and breakrooms into stages for the supernatural and the unsettling. These tales blur the line between paranoia and reality, capturing the claustrophobic fear of being the last one in the building, only to realize you were never alone.
Step inside after hours, if you dare. The workday might end, but the night shift belongs to something else.
From phantom coworkers who leave steaming mugs of coffee, to doubles caught on security cameras, to faces smiling from the windows fourteen stories up, each story takes the reader into the eerie quiet of the late-night office where isolation turns every sound into suspicion, and sometimes, into proof you aren’t alone.
Blending ghostly dread with stalker-like terror, G.J. Fene transforms copy rooms, conference tables, and breakrooms into stages for the supernatural and the unsettling. These tales blur the line between paranoia and reality, capturing the claustrophobic fear of being the last one in the building, only to realize you were never alone.
Step inside after hours, if you dare. The workday might end, but the night shift belongs to something else.
104 pages, Kindle Edition
Published August 28, 2025
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