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✧˚ · . 𝐋𝐄𝐓 𝐓𝐇𝐄 𝐋𝐈𝐆𝐇𝐓 𝐈𝐍 ┃» Maybe I wasn't made to shine like fireworks. But even fireflies glow in the dark - quietly, patiently. And that is enough too. « © RHAENYRAS_ANGEL LOCKWOOD&CO ANTHONY LOCKWOOD X FEM!OC

QUOTES: "He tried to kill you...but I'm the monster?" "You're not going to win...if you keep standing there." "For time twists all stories with age." 🗡️💖FINISHED BOOK 1 💖🗡️ SUMMARY TEASER One would think a princess has it easy, or extremely hard. Vaylene, on the rarer hand, has nothing at all. In her world, staying inside of the walls is key to protection. Regular citizens rarely, hardly leave and travel into the dark woods. Vaylene realizes with a fright that she never knew she was so afraid of the night until she looked at those same forests with the moon held high. Because...what lies beyond the meadow was nothing to be excited about. So she's told. And yet, when she's offered a piece to savor with an nasty, monstrous aftertaste, why does she feel the blood rushing through her veins? Why does she feel the need to run and never look back but stays still all the same? In the movies and in the stories, it all ends up well. She gets the happy ending. But what if she realizes too late life wasn't a book? What if things get more complicated than that, and even the villain isn't clear? What happens when she ventures outside of the walls that have been created to protect her, sister in tow, in search of a reason? Pulled into a world of monsters schemes, adventures, Chain-Toppers and war working under the only thing remotely close to a demon, she has no hope other than to save her sister. How much can she get away with? And how much will she lose? When the evil is unclear and nothing is simple like it should be in a fairy tale, is the past really so simple and plain as it's been told? If not, how will everyone move forward from the haunting past of MoonCaster looming over every shoulder? Could anyone really forget the damage done by merciless teeth? The action in this story progresses as the plot does! So please me patient 🥺🥺 Thank you for discovering and taking the time to explore my worl

Miley thought moving to a new city would be a fresh start. A new house. A new school. A life that finally felt like her own. But at Blackwood High, time doesn't move forward. Three days repeat themselves again and again, and Miley is the only one who notices. As the loop tightens, she begins to realize that the school is watching her - and that this cycle didn't start with her. Because some curses don't trap you forever. They let you escape... once.

A mysterious volume appears without warning, warm to the touch and hungry for raw emotions. Whoever writes within the Book of Bad Fate sees their grievances made real. As the book travels through a chain of wounded souls, each convinced of their righteousness, vengeance ripples outward in escalating waves of destruction. What begins as jealousy becomes catastrophe. What feels like justice becomes contagion. And the book is always watching, waiting for the next hand willing to write.

After her divorce, Elena Marrow moves into the newly renovated St. Dymphna Residences, desperate for quiet. The fourth floor is known for being calm. Peaceful. Stable. Until 3:17 a.m. Every night, Elena wakes to the sound of soft rubber soles pacing outside her bedroom door. The security cameras show nothing. The neighbors insist they hear it too. And somewhere in the hallway, a nurse in white stands perfectly still, hands folded at her waist. No one remembers leaving their rooms. No one remembers speaking in the dark. But every morning, something feels... smoother. On the fourth floor, peace isn't requested. It's enforced.

Narrated horror stories forced into a POV of numerous characters. Delve into what it means to be human in a world where some things can't be understood, like supernatural, or nostalgic at times.

The Witness is the fourth novella in The Fractured Veil, a psychological suspense series where identity fractures, memory rewrites itself, and truth resists the record. For years, Lina's mother has hidden her from the town that insists she doesn't exist. According to the files, Lina was never born. But Lina has her own notebook, scraps of Rae's handwriting tucked into library books, and a stubborn pulse that says otherwise. When she glimpses Ash through windows and reflections, she realises their stories overlap. Rae's notes warn her not to answer when called. Mrs. Dunn visits with "concern." Harrow debates how many "copies" the town can tolerate. And Lina discovers transcripts that change when spoken aloud. As parades of masks march through the fog and files demand her signature, Lina learns the danger of being a witness in a place built to erase. Her own mother's journal leaves her one final instruction: "If you're reading this, Lina, then you never existed. And that means you're the only one who can tell the truth." Unsettling. Lyrical. Haunting. This installment pushes the series deeper into unreliable testimony and fractured perspective, told through the eyes of a child who was never supposed to survive the record. Perfect for fans of The Silent Patient, Never Let Me Go, and Behind Her Eyes.

Cara Bronson wakes up in total darkness with only one thought burning through her fear: find Mick. The basement walls are cold, the air suffocating, and something is terribly wrong. When a single beam of light reveals blood, a cryptic note, and a message about her father's death, Cara realizes this is no random kidnapping. Someone planned this. Someone is watching. As Detective Alice Meyers jolts awake miles away, a chain of events begins to tighten around them both. Secrets fester beneath Hawkin's quiet surface, and the truth behind the basement is far more personal than Cara could have imagined. It isn't over. It's only just begun.

The Willow Creek series tells the story about an eerie small town called Willow Creek. Catty Beckett, a 23 year-old, and her group of best friends, The Beckett Crew, are stuck in the middle of boarding school drama and the eerie darkness that comes along with it.

Imagine dying and coming back, and to find out no one has any memories of you or ever knowing you. Your whole entire existence.Gone. Disappeared. And you having to find a way for everyone to remember you. But there's a twist.

When you move into a new house, you wouldn't expect to fall in love with a ghost haunting it.

Snow falls over a quiet town where nothing ever changes. Except Jasper keeps remembering things that haven't happened yet. A boy he has never met appears at the edges of his world in reflections, in the corner of his vision, in moments that feel stitched together wrong. The déjà vu isn't fading. It's growing. And it's leading him back to the hill his father once took him to, where something was left behind, and the past refuses to stay buried.

"If only what I thought was enough"

Everything had gone grey-until a dusty book began finishing my sentences. It told me where to look, what I would lose, then stopped predicting and started deciding. I tried to destroy it; it always returned. There was one way out: give it away. And now the pages are waiting for you...

Eerie Strange and frightening Inspiring inexplicable fear, dread, or uneasiness Lana Bisogin a shy seventeen year old girl finds herself in an eerie mishap; with the notorious twenty one year old Jason McCann. Jason нad it all from money, women, and his favorite part of his job; fear from the public. He knew he was unstoppable but his cockiness is what got him killed, he accepted his gruesome death and thought his 21 years were long enough. Until an innocent bystander caught his lingering eyes, causing Jason to make a soon regretful deal with the darkness. Jason now has Lana and has no plans of єνєя letting her go Disclaimer: I do not condone nor support abusive relationships

Morning arrives gently, as it always does. Light fills familiar rooms. The island wakes. Conversations return to normal tones. Life moves forward, carrying the comfort of routine and the promise that whatever happened before has been left behind. In Night Invader, the fear is no longer loud. It does not chase or scream. It lingers quietly, woven into everyday moments, in the way time feels, in memories that hesitate, in nights that seem to pause just a little longer than they should. This story follows ordinary people living ordinary days, slowly realising that peace can sometimes be the most convincing illusion of all. That not everything which ends truly leaves. That some experiences do not fade ... they settle.

A story about a hell king who feeds off of innocent victims, the blood of his victims keep him alive..but what happens when a new source of energy finds the way to hell..~ 21+

Hollowmere was supposed to be behind her. A place to forget. A place to heal. But the moment Adira steps back into town... the town wakes up. The fog watches. The lake listens. The forest whispers her name like it never stopped. Something in Hollowmere has been waiting for her return - patient, quiet, and far from harmless. And the deeper Adira goes, the more she realizes: these woods don't want her to remember. They want her to feel. Feel the pull. Feel the fear. Feel the truth she was never meant to survive. Not all secrets stay buried. Not all love stays gentle. And Hollowmere... never lets go of what it claims. If you love stories that wrap around your chest, pull you into the darkness, and refuse to let you look away - this one is waiting for you.

The night they broke her, they laughed-because they thought she would never rise again. They were wrong. Pain didn't destroy her; it educated her. Every insult sharpened her mind. Every betrayal hardened her heart. She learned that survival isn't about staying kind-it's about staying alive. She once believed silence was strength. Now she knows silence is only dangerous when it ends. This is not the story of a girl waiting to be saved. This is the story of a woman who learned how to ruin the lives of those who ruined hers. 😈🖤 And this time, she is not asking for mercy.

Tome I: The House That Watches When former RCMP agent Gabriel Moreau flees the city to disappear into a forgotten town, he expects silence, nothing more. Instead, he finds a place that watches him back. The town is quiet. Too quiet. Strange disappearances are written off as accidents. Abandoned houses seem occupied. Shadows linger where no one stands. And the sheriff insists that some questions are better left unasked. Haunted by a case that ended his career and driven by instincts he can't silence, Gabe is pulled into an investigation he never meant to take on. With the reluctant help of a local deputy, he begins to uncover a history the town has worked hard to bury. One tied to a house that should not exist, and a presence that refuses to stay unseen. In City of Quiet Crime, truth is dangerous, memory is unreliable, and some towns survive only because no one looks too closely.