In the quiet corners of ordinary homes, where shadows stretch a little too long and whispers slip through the cracks, something stirs. But is it a presence... or just the house settling?

Yellow Tea is a captivating collection of short stories that delves into the eerie unease of everyday life. From faint murmurs echoing through empty hallways to flickering lights that seem to watch your every move, each tale builds a chilling atmosphere of suspicion and dread. Isolated protagonists confront the unknown in their most familiar spaces—bungalows, Victorians, backyards—questioning their sanity as inexplicable sounds, movements, and chills encroach.

With razor-sharp prose and masterful tension, N L Simpson crafts narratives that will have you glancing over your shoulder, wondering if that creak in the floorboards is more than it seems.

Perfect for fans of subtle psychological suspense like Shirley Jackson or modern twist masters like Paul Tremblay, these stories explore the thin line between paranoia and reality.

Yet beneath the surface lurks a sly humor, reminding us that sometimes the scariest monsters are the ones we create ourselves.

Prepare to question every rustle and flicker. After all, in the dead of night, even the mundane can feel alive.