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In this episode, author Rudy Stankowitz reads from Blades of Glass, available now on Amazon. Chapter 2 picks up in the eerie aftermath of a stormy night, where tension lingers in the air like the stench trailing a mysterious diner patron. A towering man, his presence unsettling and his odor rancid, leaves a cryptic message with a young child before vanishing into the night—his movements swift, his motives unknown.
Meanwhile, trauma nurse Willow Sullivan and her fiery best friend Lacey share a moment of camaraderie, oblivious to the dark presence that brushed past them. But Willow senses something familiar, something sinister in the man’s face—before he disappears into the shadows.
Elsewhere, Officer Grady Reynolds is dispatched to a routine alarm call at the Albumin Community Blood Center. What should have been another false alarm quickly takes a chilling turn when he discovers a shattered window—jagged teeth of broken glass framing an open maw into the unknown. As he and another officer sweep the building, the atmosphere thickens with dread. A sound. A shadow. Something moving just beyond their sight. The officers advance, their nerves on edge, only to realize they are not alone in the darkness.
Join Rudy Stankowitz as he reads from Blades of Glass, a gripping psychological thriller that blends creeping dread with heart-pounding suspense. Don’t miss this chilling installment—where every whisper of the night hints at something waiting just beyond the light.
Blades of Glass: A Town Stained in Silence is a Twisted Chapters True Crime Original, written and adapted from the novel Blades of Glass by Rudy Stankowitz, available on Amazon. This episode was produced by Joy Riddle, mixed by Cleo Hatshesup, and executive produced by Doodle & Lizzie Borden. For full transcripts and bonus content, click the sow notes
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In this episode, author Rudy Stankowitz reads from his chilling psychological thriller Blades of Glass, available now on Amazon. Chapter 1 introduces us to trauma nurse Willow Sullivan on a routine ER shift, where she encounters the unforgettable "Count Timmycula"—a four-year-old vampire-in-training with a clove of garlic lodged in his ear. But the lighthearted moment fades as an eerie sense of foreboding settles over her.
Elsewhere, in a late-night diner, a shadowy figure lurks—silent, observant, and unnervingly focused. As drunken college students revel in their football victory, a seemingly harmless conversation between a waitress and the mysterious man takes a dark turn when she mentions a gruesome discovery along the highway. The air thickens with tension, and a sense of imminent danger builds.
Meanwhile, at a remote rest stop, law enforcement officers piece together the scene of a brutal crime. Two victims lie in the wet grass, their throats ripped apart in a way that defies explanation. Is it a savage animal attack—or something far more sinister?
Join Rudy Stankowitz as he brings Blades of Glass to life in this haunting chapter, setting the stage for a dark and gripping thriller where every shadow hides a secret, and no one is safe.
Blades of Glass: A Town Stained in Silence is a Twisted Chapters True Crime Original, written and adapted from the novel Blades of Glass by Rudy Stankowitz, available on Amazon. This episode was produced by Joy Riddle, mixed by Cleo Hatshesup, and executive produced by Doodle & Lizzie Borden. For full transcripts and bonus content, click the sow notes
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Step into the Darkness of Twisted Chapters
Some books whisper their horrors in the dead of night, but his stories breathe. Each week, Rudy Stankowitz peels back the fragile…
His voice is not merely narration—it’s an invitation. A slow, deliberate pull into a world where horror and psychological terror intertwine, where each chapter is a whisper against the nape of your neck, a presence lurking just beyond the dim glow of your screen. You tell yourself it’s only a story. Just words. Just a voice.
But the moment you press play, it’s already too late.
The dread is inescapable. The stories won’t let you go. And neither will he.