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  Second Skin

  Clare Castleberry

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  Brooke seems to have it all under control: a decent boyfriend, a job as a model and writer in Los Angeles--but her life spirals into a dark vortex of drugs and depression when she realizes how her agency deals with models who aren't picture perfect. A harrowing novelette of murder, drugs and mental illness. 
  Readers of horror, transgressive, and dark stories will enjoy this, but be forewarned that this story includes drug use and insight into mental illness, so it may be triggering for some.

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  Miss Polly Had a Dolly - Emma...

  Willow Rose

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  Miss Polly had a dolly. A beautiful daughter that she called her Baby Doll. Every day she dressed her in dresses and brushed her hair before they went outside to show off to the neighbors. On the playground one day her Baby Doll talked to a boy, and for one unforgivable second, Miss Polly let herself be distracted by a woman telling her how adorable she thought her daughter was. When Miss Polly finally turned to look for her Baby Doll, she was gone. Many years later Emma Frost hears about the disappearance of the little girl and learns that she is not the only one to have gone missing from Fanoe Island back in the nineties. As she digs deeper into the story, she soon finds herself entangled in a web of strange and very disturbing events. Miss Polly had a Dolly is a spine-chilling Scandinavian mystery novel from the Internationally Bestselling author Willow Rose. It is the second novel in her bestselling Emma Frost-series and is followed by Run, run as fast as you can.

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  The Sultr Lands - A Short Horror...

  Michael van der Voort

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  The Eldridge House is not like other haunted houses. It does not have the smashed windows that stare out like eyes at the world, its windows have never been smashed. Nobody in Moulton would dare. For generations the house and its grounds, laid with gravel and slate, have haunted the nightmares of the towns's residents. Bound up in myth, urban legend and folklore it is a monolith, terrifying and unapproachable. 
  Until that is an outsider arrives in town. Undaunted by the local folklore he determines to unpick the houses' terrible history and the stories that have grown up around it, to test the limits of the folklore and if need be to dismiss and disprove the stories completely.

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  Blackwood Manor

  Anonym

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  The story revolves around John, Mary, and their daughter Emily, who move 
  into the eerie Blackwood Manor. From the moment they arrive, they are 
  confronted with unsettling occurrences and a palpable sense of decay and
   malevolence. The house seems to pulse with a low hum, and the silence 
  is pregnant with something unseen and sinister. As they settle in, they 
  experience cold spots, whispers, and shadows that seem to move on their 
  own. Emily becomes increasingly affected, experiencing vivid nightmares 
  and visions of a fiery claw and shadowy figures.
   
  
  The family discovers a hidden compartment in the attic containing 
  photographs and newspaper clippings about the previous occupants, the 
  Vance family, who mysteriously disappeared in 1889. The clippings 
  mention a legend of the "Claw of Fire," a shadowy entity associated with
   the house. They also find a journal written by Eleanor Vance, detailing
   the family's terrifying experiences and their attempts to contain the 
  entity through a ritual.
   
  John, Emily, and Sarah decide to perform the ritual to banish the 
  entity. They gather the necessary artifacts and descend into the 
  subterranean chamber beneath the house. The ritual is complex and 
  dangerous, requiring precise timing and movements. As they perform the 
  ritual, the entity emerges, a monstrous form of fire and shadow. The 
  battle is fierce, but they manage to channel their combined energy and 
  banish the entity, though at a great cost.

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  Final Girl Support Group The:...

  Alexander Pike

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  This content is an independent and unofficial summary created for informational and educational purposes only. It is not affiliated with, authorized, approved, licensed, or endorsed by the original author or publisher. All rights to the original work belong to its respective copyright holders. This summary is not intended to substitute the original book, but to offer a concise overview and interpretation of its main ideas.
   
  
  A gripping fusion of survival horror and actionable resilience, The Final Girl Support Group brings together seven women who transformed their darkest nightmares into a blueprint for empowerment. Through candid testimonials and pulse-pounding encounters, this audiobook guides listeners in building peer-based accountability, mastering crisis protocols, and institutionalizing continuous improvement. Equal parts heart-racing suspense and motivational strategy, it’s perfect for anyone aiming to harness adversity into productive leadership, fortified teamwork, and lasting personal growth.

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  Loralei's Siren Song - A Sequel...

  Chris Bliersbach

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  Residents had long forgotten the shocking events of the summer of 1972. Until someone moved into Old Lady Ketchel’s derelict home on 33 Tailings Way. 
  It had been 25 years since Old Lady Ketchel’s reign of terror ended, and the Slaughter family and empire met its fiery end. Enough time for residents to purge the town of the Slaughter monarchy, and any vestige of the family’s past influence or existence. Or so they thought. Little did they know that Enoch Slaughter, Jr. had fathered a baby boy with a teenage stripper just before his demise. 
  Then there was Karen Garber and her baby Loralei, thought to be the product of her marriage to Enoch Slaughter IV. However, Karen knew the truth, which she took with her when she and Loralei fled Slaughter for greener pastures. But now, Loralei was a young adult with questions about the identity of her birth father. Something her mother vowed never to divulge. 
  So when Loralei returned to what used to be Slaughter and moved into the ramshackle eyesore that had been Old Lady Ketchel’s home, residents became nervous. It had stood vacant and neglected for a quarter of a century. Not because the townspeople hadn’t thought to bulldoze it and create a nice, quiet green space. It’s just that every time a demolition crew stepped foot onto the property, some tragedy would befall them. Eventually, they gave up trying to rid the town of the one last remnant from Slaughter’s tumultuous past. 
  Why had Loralei moved back to town and into Old Lady Ketchel’s house? Would she come to some misfortune, like the demolition crews? Or was her distant connection to the town’s chaotic past a harbinger of calamities to come? 
  Loralei’s Siren Song is a sequel to the Slaughter Minnesota horror series. Just when you thought the chaos was over!

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