The Imaginary Corpse: A Tale of Thriller in Thailand: E-Book Edition – Latigo’s Flash Read

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The Imaginary Corpse
A Supernatural Thriller Set in Thailand
By Latigo Bayne

A forgotten morgue inside a sacred temple.
A coffin no one should have opened.
And a corpse that refuses to stay still.

Mr. Zo and his two friends thought they were just curious teens killing time at a Bangkok temple. But when they pry open an abandoned coffin in the old morgue, they awaken something ancient—something that moves, follows, and watches.

Soon, the haunting spreads:

• A desiccated corpse walking like it remembers him
• Footsteps and whispers echoing through the crematorium
• A black-dog-headed ghost staring through the bedroom window
• Night terrors shared between friends
• Temple grounds where the living and dead overlap

And all of it tied to a legend the elders refuse to speak about:
The Imaginary Corpse — a spirit that appears only to those who’ve disturbed the boundary between this world and the next.

What begins as teenage bravado spirals into a supernatural nightmare rooted in Thai folklore, temple rituals, and the fragile space between imagination and reality.
Some corpses stay in one place.
This one doesn’t.

Perfect for readers who enjoy:

• Southeast Asian temple horror
• Coming-of-age supernatural thrillers
• Ghost encounters based on “real Thai stories”
• Atmospheric dread over gore
• Fast-paced paranormal Flash Reads

Why this story stands out:
With its blend of childhood fear, cultural mystery, and mounting supernatural tension, The Imaginary Corpse feels like watching an urban Thai legend unfold in real time—short enough to finish in one sitting, but unsettling enough to follow you into the night.

Flash Read Series — Latigo Bayne
Short. Sharp. Impossible to shake.

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