Brenda García López

A chilling return to the shadows, At Midnight: Volume 2 delves deeper into the haunted heart of northern Mexico. This new anthology brings to life six terrifying legends from the Comarca Lagunera—where real stories and supernatural whispers collide. Encounter vengeful spirits, cursed rituals, and nightmarish apparitions in tales such as The Boy Who Flew Over Torreón, The Witches of Mercado Juárez, Jesús Solís: The Blind Collector, The Goblin of Venustiano Carranza Forest, La Cubana, and The Tzitzimimeh. Each chapter uncovers a new layer of Mexico’s ancestral fear, resurrecting local folklore. Dare to wander the desert after dark?

Lalo, a 14-year-old boy, faces his reality and the external world when the pandemic arrives and forces him to leave the children’s home that housed him for twelve years.

A chilling return to the shadows, At Midnight: Volume 2 delves deeper into the haunted heart of northern Mexico. This new anthology brings to life six terrifying legends from the Comarca Lagunera—where real stories and supernatural whispers collide. Encounter vengeful spirits, cursed rituals, and nightmarish apparitions in tales such as The Boy Who Flew Over Torreón, The Witches of Mercado Juárez, Jesús Solís: The Blind Collector, The Goblin of Venustiano Carranza Forest, La Cubana, and The Tzitzimimeh. Each chapter uncovers a new layer of Mexico’s ancestral fear, resurrecting local folklore. Dare to wander the desert after dark?

A chilling return to the shadows, At Midnight: Volume 2 delves deeper into the haunted heart of northern Mexico. This new anthology brings to life six terrifying legends from the Comarca Lagunera—where real stories and supernatural whispers collide. Encounter vengeful spirits, cursed rituals, and nightmarish apparitions in tales such as The Boy Who Flew Over Torreón, The Witches of Mercado Juárez, Jesús Solís: The Blind Collector, The Goblin of Venustiano Carranza Forest, La Cubana, and The Tzitzimimeh. Each chapter uncovers a new layer of Mexico’s ancestral fear, resurrecting local folklore. Dare to wander the desert after dark?

Lalo, a 14-year-old boy, faces his reality and the external world when the pandemic arrives and forces him to leave the children’s home that housed him for twelve years.