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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.

Not all horrors are imagined. Some live next door. These are short standalone stories inspired by whispered fears, urban legends, and things we pretend do not happen.

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.

Narrated horror stories forced into a POV of numerous characters. Stare into the psychological, the unknown, the cosmic, the violent, and the deep anthology...

A story of a dragon who wanders a place that should not exist. Endless rooms. Shimmering water. No exits. This story is about adapting, remembering and becoming. Her name will matter-eventually.

Lost Sky is a YA fantasy about a boy who wakes to a world where the sun has stopped rising. Shadows hunt him, and light is his only refuge. And every flicker of that light pulls him farther from the home he aches to return to. This is a story carved from emotion. Grief and hope, fear and courage, the fragile spark that keeps us moving even when the world goes dark. Sky's journey is tense and eerie, wrapped in a haunting atmosphere that lingers. But it's also warm. Full of laughter, friendship, and the fierce loyalty of Wolf, the dog who refuses to leave his side. Together, they chase a destiny neither of them asked for, discovering strength in the places they least expect. Lost Sky is the kind of book that settles into your bones. It stays with you long after the final page, a reminder that even in the darkest world, light still chooses us. #yafantasy #HopefulFantasy #bookswithheart #quiethope

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.

Ed's life is perfectly ordinary - always has been. Until now. Cue the appearance of Sara, a childhood friend drawn back into Ed's orbit by a funeral, which stirs up a friendship that was always a little awkward and a little unfinished. But their reunion is also the spark that knocks Ed's comfortable normality off-kilter. Messages from the dead, strange faces and bizarre happenings point to one truth: the mundane life Ed clung to is gone - and something very unsettling has taken its place.

Gregory thought the circus was a prison. Escaping into the city should have meant freedom... until he met Paz - an artist whose canvas is the world and whose paint is human blood. Paz swears his work is a gift, a truth the world needs to see. Gregory knows it's madness. But as days pass and the lines blur, Gregory finds himself holding the brush beside him. Will they get caught? What becomes of Paz and Gregory? This is a short horror story, only 6 chapters long...

In the woods of Oakridge, hikers are disappearing left and right―even more so than usual. After much careful deducing, Evan Novak is positive that the locations where the vanishings occur follow a pattern, but when he sets out one night to see for himself, he doesn't return from those woods. The last thing he does before seemingly blipping from existence is send a garbled voicemail to his best friend-his emergency contact. Day Jha wants to get through high school with minimal mayhem. From elementary school, he's been a wallflower, blending in with the crowd-and he prefers it that way. In a town like Oakridge, where strange things are the norm, Day prides himself on being truly mundane. But when his best friend goes missing, and his only lead is a voicemail with nary a voice, the beginning of his freshman year is made up of poking into the odd history of his small town and unearthing disconcerting instances from its places, its people, and even himself. Day wants to be a typical high schooler. He wants to be on the swim team, even if one of its co-captains has a big head. He wants to go out with the new girl, Artie. He wants to slip by as he had in middle school―but mostly, he wants to do all that with his best friend by his side. But where on Earth is Evan, and what really is lurking in those woods? There's only one thing to do: see for himself. They're just trees; it's not like the legends, the tales, the monsters that have always surrounded their town are real, right? BOOK 1 of the Monsters series

Seven escaped. None were meant to. On a stormy Halloween night, seven psychopaths are being transported out of Black Hollow Asylum. They called them The Hollow Seven- killers with different pasts, bound by one unspeakable even that happened sixty-six years ago. Seven names. Seven urban legends. One mistake. When the transport van goes down, so does the town of BlackRidge.

No jump scares. Only slow, creeping dread. These stories haunt softly in your memory you can't escape. And once you hear them, you'll keep listening- searching for the sound behind the silence.

This story follows Jax Storian, A teenage boy who's part of a cursed family. Him and his friends are pushed into the world of Hell and Heaven as the Anomalies Battle to take over earth. Will The forces of hell prevail and bring earth to its inevitable end? Join this rollercoaster adventure as teens are forced to push pass their limits and trespass into the domain of gods. NOTE: THIS IS IN A SCREENPLAY STYLE BUT EXPLAINS WELL, TRY READING IT AND SEE IF IT IS UNSATISFACTORY OR THRILLING TO READ🙏🏾 UNEXPLAINED DETAILS ARE DEPICTED IN PICTURES. PLEASE PAY ATTENTION TO DETAIL. ALL IMAGES ARE AI GENERATED, THIS IS A ONE MAN PROJECT SO IT COULDN'T BE DRAWN BY HAND.

This is a collection of my short stories I've written over the years. They all mostly have a supernatural, paranormal, or gothic vibe with a smattering of other fiction in there. I hope someone reads them and enjoys them.

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.

Marley finds herself exploring nostalgic fairgrounds with her childhood doll. Yet, when presented with a simple game, she is tasked with the impossible. "A Night at the Fair" is a short story with themes of identity and the loss of imagination. Readers who enjoy more introspective themes with an unsettling, fever-dream-like tone may find this a nice read.

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+

Zoya wakes in Neverland with no memories - only a strange name on Peter Pan's lips and eyes that the mermaids won't stop watching. As fragments of her past resurface, the island begins to shift. Whispers grow louder. Shadows follow her. And Peter? He's hiding something. Because in Neverland, the lost are never just forgotten... They're chosen. This is a dark romance with twists and betrayal.