A Very Tranquil Murder
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  • Reads 1,216
  • Votes 43
  • Parts 28
  • Time 2h 41m
Ongoing, First published Nov 19, 2020
Bobbie Clyde escapes the Toronto rat-race to open the B&B of her dreams in Québec's idyllic Laurentian mountains. Then the pandemic hits.  To make matters worse, a wedding guest turns up dead in her hot-tub. Bankruptcy looms as the victim's father threatens to sue her for negligence. But was the man's death simply an unfortunate accident? Or could it be a case of murder?
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The Tragedy of Eden's Gate

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When a dark situation leads Theo to the quiet village of Eden's Gate, where the residents are odd and the pool of friends severely lacking, he's less than thrilled. The town is a miserable means to an end. And, to make matters even worse, he's pretty sure the house is haunted. Cold spots, flickering lights, a shadow that won't stop following him- a recipe for a haunting, and for a complete disaster. Sam is a vengeful spirit, cursed to walk the halls of his own murder scene for the rest of eternity, doomed to an afterlife of dismal solitude. And then his favourite resident goes and dies, the house is given to new people, and Sam discovers - quite by accident - that the boy sleeping in his room can see him. And he is the only one who can help Sam solve his murder. ───── • ⋆⋅⛧⋅⋆ • ───── Status: Complete Story length: 40,000 words ONC 2023 Prompt: • They were not real, everyone told me they were not real. But why are they here? Why are they trying to talk to me? Why are they calling me the ONE? Why are they staring at me like that? (23) Disclaimer: this story contains themes that some readers may find distressing relating to death and mention of domestic abuse. The cover image has been generated for this story using BingAI.