The House of Hulda

By: Jerome Shaw

Narrated by: Virtual Voice

In a famine-starved corner of medieval Germany, a teenage girl leads her little brother into the forest after their mother makes an unthinkable choice.

Hungry, and lost, they find a black cottage that shouldn’t exist—warm, inviting, and overflowing with food.

An old woman welcomes them with impossible feasts and gentle rules, and asks for very little in return.

But in a place where nothing comes free, every gift has teeth.

As the days pass, Astrid begins to sense the hidden cost of generosity—and the unsettling truth of what the cottage is really feeding on.

A dark reimagining of a classic folktale. One of hunger, witchcraft, and the price of power.