The Girl I Used to Be Book by April Henry (Farsi)

Horror fiction delves into the darkest corners of the imagination, weaving tales designed to unsettle, terrify, and thrill. These stories explore fear in its many forms—whether through supernatural forces, psychological terror, or the unknown lurking just beyond the shadows. With eerie atmospheres, chilling suspense, and unforgettable monsters—both human and otherworldly—horror fiction taps into primal anxieties, keeping readers on edge with every turn of the page. Beyond the scares, horror fiction serves as a powerful exploration of the human psyche, confronting themes of survival, morality, and the fragility of sanity. From haunted houses to psychological thrillers, these stories evoke a sense of dread while offering thought-provoking narratives that linger long after the final chapter. Whether you seek spine-tingling suspense or heart-pounding terror, horror fiction delivers an unforgettable reading experience filled with fear and fascination.

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