The Wall
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[First Book of the H.H.H (Haunted House Horror) Trilogy. All stories are stand-alone and can be read out of its chronological release.) What if the wall that separates the living from the dead will shatter - giving way to an apocalyptic war between these two forces? Which will conquer the world then? Is it the LIVING? Or the DEAD? When a family moves to a secluded house in a small town, they don't know their lives will get so worse. Starting from normal and natural disturbances to insidious quakes of terror, all the strange and seemingly supernatural occurrences point toward a single part of the house - the wall. What will be the unlucky family's fate when the demented evil that was trapped behind the wall for years escapes, thereby, taking over their lives? What secret does the wall hides? And how is it connected to all the shocking revelations they will encounter? The Wall (Horror|Paranormal|Mystery/Thriller) This is my first horror story. Hope you like it! Enjoy!
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She came looking for a story. The story was looking for her. In the mountains of Pakistan lies Barzakhpur - a village that phases in and out of existence. A place where the fog lingers too long and the dead don't leave. Taniksha Shah rents an old haveli for creative solitude. Instead, she finds Aslan Ijaz - silent, severe, and far too watchful for a mere caretaker. He tells her not to leave after dark. He doesn't tell her he's chained himself to a bed every night to keep something inside him from reaching her. Because the entity wearing his bones has started to hate the way he looks at her. And in Barzakhpur, love is a weakness the dead do not forgive.

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