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  OlderMort

  Rachel Lawson

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  It was Blake's least favorite time of the year. 
  His son Lance passed him an envelope he took it with a great lack of enthusiasm. 
  "Open it you'll love it," an enthused Lance said. 
  Blake opened it expecting an insult It was. 
  "Oh thank you!" said Blake putting on a smile. 
  "I knew you'd love it," said Lance smiling. 
  "Yeah," said Blake he hated it. 
  It being a picture of Harry Potter's Lord Voldermort in a birthday hat, 
  under the picture, a legend in a black box reading OLDERMORT. 
  It hit Blake like a ton of brick it was his birthday again. 
  "Mortimer," said Blake's assistant with another pile of more files for Blake to sign. 
  "What is it Dante," Blake said knowing his day would get worse. 
  Dante saw the card and laughed. 
  "Mortimer's birthday is it?" he said. 
  "Yes," said Lance. smiling. 
  Mortimer also known as Blake grimaced.

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  They Got Out: Books 1 - 3 - A...

  C.A. Gleason

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  Ember: The last man on Earth navigates a dangerous landscape, being hunted at every step, as he tries to find the last woman alive. 
  Scareplane: He’s supposed to save the world, but he just woke up in another dimension. 
  Things in the Water: A science experiment goes terribly wrong, transforming a peaceful beachfront home into the most dangerous place on Earth. As the shadows grow darker, evil lurks beneath the surface. 
  The Hatred: After agreeing to house-sit for a mysterious homeowner, a struggling musician starts hearing voices in the middle of the day and having nightmares so frightening that he screams himself awake. As he goes about the conspicuous tasks he’s being paid generously for, he begins to suspect he may not be alone in the house, and that there are plans in store for him more terrifying than he could possibly imagine. 
  Twenty additional spine-tingling and unpredictable stories explore sci-fi and horror including a legendary battle against giant spiders, WW IV, and even a zombie-slaying granny!

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  Never The Wind

  Francesco Dimitri

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  A bittersweet gothic fantasy of family, friendship, memory, and the uncanny told from the perspective of a blind teenager in Puglia, Southern Italy, set in the same world as The Book of Hidden Things, perfect for readers of Neil Gaiman, Donna Tartt and Haruki Murakami. 
   
  Praise God, never the wind 
   
  1996 - Luca Saracino is thirteen and has been completely blind for eight months when his parents move to a Southern Italian farmhouse they dream of turning into a hotel. With his brother dropping out of university and the family reeling from Luca’s diagnosis, they are chasing dreams of rebirth and reinvention. 
   
  As Luca tells his story without sight - experiencing the world solely through hearing, smell, taste and touch - he meets the dauntless Ada Guadalupi, who takes him out to explore the rocky fields and empty beaches. But Luca and Ada find they can’t escape the grudges that have lasted between their families for generations, or the gossiping of the town. And Luca is preyed upon by the feral Wanderer, who walks the vineyards of his home. 
   
  As Luca's family starts to crack at the seams, Luca and Ada have to navigate new lands and old rivalries to uncover the truths spoken as whispers on the wind.

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  Withered

  A.G.A. Wilmot

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  A queer paranormal horror novel in the style of showrunner Mike Flannagan, showing the complex real-life terror inherent in grief and mental illness
  		 
  After the tragic death of their father and surviving a life-threatening eating disorder, 18-year-old Ellis moves with their mother to the small town of Black Stone, seeking a simpler life and some space to recover. But Black Stone feels off; it’s a disquieting place surrounded by towns with some of the highest death rates in the country. It doesn’t help that everyone says Ellis’s new house is haunted — everyone including Quinn, a local girl who has quickly captured Ellis's attention. And Ellis has started to believe what people are saying: they see pulsing veins in their bedroom walls and specters in dark corners of the cellar. Together, Ellis and Quinn dig deep into Black Stone’s past and soon discover that their town, and Ellis’s house in particular, is the battleground in a decades-long spectral war, one that will claim their family — and the town — if it’s allowed to continue.
  		 
  Withered is queer psychological horror, a compelling tale of heartache, loss, and revenge that tackles important issues of mental health in the way that only horror can: by delving deep into them, cracking them open, and exposing their gruesome entrails.

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  Ghosts of Manor House

  Matt Powers

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  Edmund and Mary Wilder are very much in love. But the death of their young son, Tommy, has shattered their family. Edmund is determined to bring them back together, drawing on the only bit of strength he has left—his love for Mary and their daughter, Stephanie. But Mary sinks deeper into depression while little Stephanie’s anger grows. Edmund flounders in his attempts to rescue his family from the brink of collapse and doesn’t know where to turn. Then Mary receives an invitation for the family to become guests at Manor House, a seemingly quaint Bed and Breakfast. This, she assures her husband, is the answer to all their troubles. Edmund arrives ahead of his family to spend a couple days working on his long-delayed novel. But his growing curiosity about the old house leads Edmund to an encounter that will change him forever. What will you sacrifice for love? An old fashioned psychological thriller with a nod to Stephen King, Manor House will keep you guessing and compel you to turn the page to the very end. A mother will sacrifice anything for her children. A husband will risk everything to save his wife. Manor House will take them all.

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  The Nameless Inheritance - Three...

  Bratati Ghatak

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  Some places never forget. Some memories never die. 
  A mirror that delays your reflection—and eats your name. 
  An orchard that grows mouths and speaks in stolen voices. 
  A salt-soaked house that feeds on silence and unburied grief. 
  In The Nameless Inheritance, three unsettling tales blur the line between memory and monstrosity. An archivist uncovers a brother who never existed. A grieving woman becomes the vessel for a forest of lost tongues. A daughter returns home to a house that remembers more than it should. 
  Told with lyrical dread and psychological precision, this horror collection invites readers into haunted spaces where identity erodes, silence festers, and memory becomes a living, hungry thing. 
  What happens when forgetting is no longer an option—and remembering is a curse?

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