Werewolf - Cabin Moon

A Paranormal Romance Twisted into a Terrifying Survival Horror Thriller

By: Ethan Blackwood

Narrated by: Virtual Voice

Their perfect honeymoon was supposed to be a new beginning. Not their end.

Lena and Jake found the perfect escape: a remote, snow-covered cabin promising a week of blissful solitude. But the idyllic quiet of the deep woods soon gives way to a chilling unease. A strange scratching at the door. Unsettling notes in an old guestbook. And a pair of luminous eyes watching from the darkened tree line.

Trapped by a raging blizzard and with the power failing, their romantic sanctuary becomes a claustrophobic prison. When a desperate search for answers uncovers a horrifying secret hidden within the cabin's walls, they realize the threat isn't just outside—it's waiting to be invited in.

A savage attack in the snow leaves one of them bitten, and the chilling truth becomes clear: the bite is not a death sentence, but a curse. As the moon rises, a monstrous transformation begins, and the person Lena loves most becomes the thing she fears. The hunt is on, and survival means fighting the one person she vowed to protect.

Perfect for fans of fast-paced survival horror, creature features, and dark paranormal thrillers, Werewolf - Cabin Moon is a gripping story of love, tragedy, and transformation. It blends the suspense of an isolated thriller with the visceral terror of a monster horror classic.

Basic werewolf story

Short story, not bad. I listened while doing household chores. Kept me entertained throughout vacuuming, mopping, and changing sheets! Virtual voice doesn’t bother me but I know some listeners don’t like it. Worth a listen!

What a sad tragic tale

This was another good werewolf story. Once you finish you will understand the title of my review. This one definitely grabbed my attention and did not let go right up until the finish. Do not want to give too much away but if you love werewolf stories like I do this one you will like. It follows the normal track of one and ends on a sad note. Very enjoyable. The virtual voice did not really bother me as well as it was well done and captured the emotions in the story. Well worth spending time to listen to.

the anticipation

the virtual voice gets better as you play with the speed. it's a great short story

A classic “remote cabin in the woods” with a horrible monster outside.

Reading this took me back to seeing the first “EVIL DEAD” film. Then, also the second - “EVIL DEAD TWO - DEAD BY DAWN” which in my humble opinion is a excellent re-make of the first, except this time with some kind of budget -in stead of none. What I mean is Ethan Blackwood’s writing takes us on such a crazy trip through this cabin which keeps revealing more than it should have. It’s a fun read/listen right up to the last word.