Bell's Crossing is the kind of town people forget. The roads stay empty after dark, the storefronts sit abandoned beneath flickering streetlights, and out past the cornfields the dying AM station WDXR still broadcasts through the night, held together by buzzing fluorescent lights, rain static, and equipment older than the town itself.
Joe Malgor works the overnight shift alone. Every night at 3:07 AM, the phone rings.
The callers know his name. They know his past. They know things nobody living should know.
Because the people calling the station are dead.
As violent storms swallow Bell's Crossing beneath endless rain, Joe uncovers the horrifying truth behind WDXR and the thing buried beneath its radio tower. Something has been listening to the town for decades through every late-night confession and every lonely voice drifting through the static. Now it wants Joe to answer.
Dead Air is a rural gothic horror novel about isolation, grief, and the terrifying things waiting in the silence between frequencies.