The Flayed Hand

Summary

In The Flayed Hand, Guy de Maupassant delves into the eerie and macabre with a chilling tale of obsession, mystery, and supernatural terror. When a man stumbles upon a grotesque relic—a severed, flayed human hand—at an antique shop, he sees it as a curious oddity to add to his collection. Little does he know, this sinister artifact harbors a dark and disturbing secret. As unsettling events begin to unfold, the line between the natural and the supernatural blurs, leading to an inevitable confrontation with forces far beyond his control.

Rich in atmospheric suspense and psychological horror, The Flayed Hand showcases Maupassant’s mastery in weaving tales that disturb the mind and haunt the soul. This classic story of the uncanny captures the reader's imagination and leads them down a path of dread, where the true horror lies not only in the supernatural but in the human condition itself.

Narrated by Marcus Aurelius Green, this audiobook brings Maupassant’s vivid storytelling to life, inviting listeners into a world where the past refuses to stay buried and terror lurks at every corner.