What goes bump in the night

What goes bump in the night

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She had always had one fear her whole life. One that she could always comfort some with the help of a night light and the teddy bear she’s had since she was ten. Mara Counts had a very irrational fear of the dark. Irrational for the fact of she is, what most people would say, what went bump in the night; for Mara is a werewolf. If you had been locked in a dark cellar for six years of your childhood, would you feel the same? Will Mara ever get over this? With her anxiety, will she ever find love? Will she ever be able to trust? Will she find her lost family? Follow Mara Counts story in What goes bump in the night.
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The Shelf

When Mara inherits her uncle's ridge cabin, seven rules are all that stand between her and the thing that wears her face. Mara never believed in mountain rules. Not until she unlocks her uncle's cabin and finds them: 1. Don't look out the windows after dark. 2. Burn your trash before sundown. 3. Don't follow the lights in the trees. 4. It wears your face. Don't speak to it. 5. If you hear knocking-ignore it. 6. Never invite anything in. 7. If you forget the rules... it reminds you. In the Appalachians, stories are warnings-and this place was built on both. The Shelf is an Appalachian folk-horror about memory, isolation, and the price of breaking rules that kept you alive. Read it with the lights on. And if something knocks-don't answer.

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