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Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. Neuware - THE PREQUEL: SALT AND ASHBefore he was the Thalassocrat, he was a boy named Tarkon who knew the taste of mountain snow and the smell of goat wool. Salt and Ash is the anatomy of a trauma. It begins in the thin air of the Taurus Mountains, where the Roman tax collectors turn a village into a ledger of flesh.It is the story of the grain pit; the darkness that smelled of moldy wheat; and the wet hiss of the branding iron as it claimed his father's skin. We follow Tarkon as he descends from the stone to the water, trading his name for a curved knife and his heart for a horizon. It is a visceral descent into the pirate hive of Olympos. It is the memory of a girl with sea-glass eyes who died in a red alley. By the end, the boy is ash. Only Arion remains.…

Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. Neuware - Some secrets are too heavy for the earth to hold.Dr. Esen De Venter built her life on the rigid foundation of observable science. As a brilliant clinical psychologist, she believes the human mind is a system that can always be mapped, understood, and repaired. But when she is called away from her structured academic life to a remote facility deep in the Kentucky hills, she is confronted with something that defies every law of biology and logic.A local man has vanished into the earth. Albert Mehnier didn't just fall into a cave; he was swallowed by a landscape that feels terrifyingly alive.Below the surface of the Appalachian mountains lies a massive network of limestone and moving air, creating a karst topography that hides a centuries-old hunger. As Esen teams up with a small group of survivors to find the missing man, their search descends into a pitch-black subterranean nightmare. The mountain does not just trap them in stone. It fractures their minds, feeding on their deepest traumas, secrets, and regrets.The deeper they go, the more the line blurs between the ghosts in their heads and the presence waiting in the dark. A mountain looks solid from the outside, but in truth, they are standing on top of air. And the deep holds more than just stone.The Echo in the Bone is a haunting, atmospheric Appalachian Gothic horror novel that explores the terrifying scale of isolation and the sheer grit of human survival. It is a story about the memories we refuse to let go of, the wounds we carry, and the psychological fractures that occur when science collides with the unknowable deep.If you have ever felt the need to be reminded of your own pulse, step into the woods. But be careful what you follow home.Scroll up and grab your copy today to experience the horror that will echo in your marrow. …

Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. Neuware - The Great War did not just break men. It broke time.Elias Vance returned from the Ypres Salient with a wooden leg, a mind carved hollow by survivor guilt, and an impossible memory. For twenty years, while the world marched onward into a fragile peace, Elias remained stuck in the pulling, monstrous mud of 1914. He remembers the shells, the gas, and the metallic tang of swallowed blood. Yet he also remembers a grand French manor house standing entirely untouched in the middle of No Man's Land. It was a place where the clocks had stopped, where the rooms smelled of lavender, and where a girl named Élise de Chastenet stood at the window, waiting for a sun that never rose.For two decades, the asylums called him mad. They told him the house was a phantom born of shell shock.Then Élise begins to appear in his waking hours, her fingers leaving damp, muddy prints on his jacket.Driven by a debt he cannot name, Elias returns to the scarred fields of Flanders. Guided by old trench logs, unmapped village whispers, and the blood-soaked soil itself, he hunts for the vanished estate. What he finds inside that temporal wound is not a sanctuary, but a horror. It is a family bound by a desperate, ancestral pact, a house that stays beautiful by feeding on the raw trauma of the dead, and a terrifying mechanism known as the Anguish Engine.But pulling Élise out of the dark is only the first mistake.Their escape shatters a delicate equilibrium, awakening powers that have spent centuries waiting in the shadows of the European continent. From the hidden tunnels of a secret railway to the forgotten vaults of drowned libraries, Elias and Élise find themselves hunted by men who do not merely want to record history; they want to weaponize it.Every act of mercy in this broken landscape demands payment. Every step forward forces the earth to recount its prehistoric tally. Surrounded by occult scholars, secretive weavers, and lethal, forbidden artifacts, Elias must decide what a single life is worth when saving the girl he loves might tear the twentieth century completely open at the seams.Turn the page, but listen closely to the silence between the notes. The past is not dead. It is simply waiting in the mud for the rain to fall again.…

Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. Neuware - History tried to draw lines. But the mud holds us all the same.In the deep, shadowed hollows of Perry County, Missouri, the clear waters of the Saline Creek crash into a darker, slower current. This is the Fork. It is an ancient, restless boundary where the veil between the living and the lost is exceptionally thin. For centuries, arrogant men have arrived with surveyor chains, census ledgers, rail spikes, and legal warrants. They believed that if they could measure the land, they could own it.But the earth has a memory. And the Fork keeps what men try to erase.Keeper of the Fork is a breathtaking multigenerational saga that spans from the early 1800s to the modern era, chronicling the lives of the Keepers. It begins with a heartbreaking sacrifice. An indigenous father grinds his dead son's bones to ash and binds his spirit to a quartz stone, creating a Guardian for the hollow.Through the decades, history marches forward. From the tragedies of forced relocations and the harrowing flight of enslaved men seeking sanctuary, to the creeping invasion of railroads and the digital age, a lineage of reluctant guardians inherits the watch. Centered around a stubborn red brick house on the ridge, families like the Vances and the Raynas must learn to bargain with the living land. They keep the world's noise at bay while paying the rent in salt, blood, and silence.This is not a story about heroes who get parades. It is a story about the ones who stay.Blending rich historical fiction with haunting supernatural folklore, Keeper of the Fork is a sweeping, atmospheric tale about survival, generational duty, and the devastating price of human arrogance.Perfect for fans of: - Southern Gothic and Rural Fantasy: A grounded, gritty magic system where the supernatural is rooted in mud, iron, and deep earth ecology.- Epic Family Sagas: A rich narrative spanning a century, following the descendants of the red brick house as they grapple with their haunted inheritance.- Folklore and History: A masterful blending of real history with the forgotten, unwritten tales of those who slipped through the cracks of the official ledgers.Step carefully. The mud is deeper than it looks.…

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. THE PREQUEL: SALT AND ASHBefore he was the Thalassocrat, he was a boy named Tarkon who knew the taste of mountain snow and the smell of goat wool. Salt and Ash is the anatomy of a trauma. It begins in the thin air of the Taurus Mountains, where the Roman tax collectors turn a village into a ledger of flesh.It is the story of the grain pit; the darkness that smelled of moldy wheat; and the wet hiss of the branding iron as it claimed his father's skin. We follow Tarkon as he descends from the stone to the water, trading his name for a curved knife and his heart for a horizon. It is a visceral descent into the pirate hive of Olympos. It is the memory of a girl with sea-glass eyes who died in a red alley. By the end, the boy is ash. Only Arion remains. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

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Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. Some secrets are too heavy for the earth to hold.Dr. Esen De Venter built her life on the rigid foundation of observable science. As a brilliant clinical psychologist, she believes the human mind is a system that can always be mapped, understood, and repaired. But when she is called away from her structured academic life to a remote facility deep in the Kentucky hills, she is confronted with something that defies every law of biology and logic.A local man has vanished into the earth. Albert Mehnier didn't just fall into a cave; he was swallowed by a landscape that feels terrifyingly alive.Below the surface of the Appalachian mountains lies a massive network of limestone and moving air, creating a karst topography that hides a centuries-old hunger. As Esen teams up with a small group of survivors to find the missing man, their search descends into a pitch-black subterranean nightmare. The mountain does not just trap them in stone. It fractures their minds, feeding on their deepest traumas, secrets, and regrets.The deeper they go, the more the line blurs between the ghosts in their heads and the presence waiting in the dark. A mountain looks solid from the outside, but in truth, they are standing on top of air. And the deep holds more than just stone.The Echo in the Bone is a haunting, atmospheric Appalachian Gothic horror novel that explores the terrifying scale of isolation and the sheer grit of human survival. It is a story about the memories we refuse to let go of, the wounds we carry, and the psychological fractures that occur when science collides with the unknowable deep.If you have ever felt the need to be reminded of your own pulse, step into the woods. But be careful what you follow home.Scroll up and grab your copy today to experience the horror that will echo in your marrow. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability. …

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. History tried to draw lines. But the mud holds us all the same.In the deep, shadowed hollows of Perry County, Missouri, the clear waters of the Saline Creek crash into a darker, slower current. This is the Fork. It is an ancient, restless boundary where the veil between the living and the lost is exceptionally thin. For centuries, arrogant men have arrived with surveyor chains, census ledgers, rail spikes, and legal warrants. They believed that if they could measure the land, they could own it.But the earth has a memory. And the Fork keeps what men try to erase.Keeper of the Fork is a breathtaking multigenerational saga that spans from the early 1800s to the modern era, chronicling the lives of the Keepers. It begins with a heartbreaking sacrifice. An indigenous father grinds his dead son's bones to ash and binds his spirit to a quartz stone, creating a Guardian for the hollow.Through the decades, history marches forward. From the tragedies of forced relocations and the harrowing flight of enslaved men seeking sanctuary, to the creeping invasion of railroads and the digital age, a lineage of reluctant guardians inherits the watch. Centered around a stubborn red brick house on the ridge, families like the Vances and the Raynas must learn to bargain with the living land. They keep the world's noise at bay while paying the rent in salt, blood, and silence.This is not a story about heroes who get parades. It is a story about the ones who stay.Blending rich historical fiction with haunting supernatural folklore, Keeper of the Fork is a sweeping, atmospheric tale about survival, generational duty, and the devastating price of human arrogance.Perfect for fans of: Southern Gothic and Rural Fantasy: A grounded, gritty magic system where the supernatural is rooted in mud, iron, and deep earth ecology.Epic Family Sagas: A rich narrative spanning a century, following the descendants of the red brick house as they grapple with their haunted inheritance.Folklore and History: A masterful blending of real history with the forgotten, unwritten tales of those who slipped through the cracks of the official ledgers.Step carefully. The mud is deeper than it looks. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. The Great War did not just break men. It broke time.Elias Vance returned from the Ypres Salient with a wooden leg, a mind carved hollow by survivor guilt, and an impossible memory. For twenty years, while the world marched onward into a fragile peace, Elias remained stuck in the pulling, monstrous mud of 1914. He remembers the shells, the gas, and the metallic tang of swallowed blood. Yet he also remembers a grand French manor house standing entirely untouched in the middle of No Man's Land. It was a place where the clocks had stopped, where the rooms smelled of lavender, and where a girl named Elise de Chastenet stood at the window, waiting for a sun that never rose.For two decades, the asylums called him mad. They told him the house was a phantom born of shell shock.Then Elise begins to appear in his waking hours, her fingers leaving damp, muddy prints on his jacket.Driven by a debt he cannot name, Elias returns to the scarred fields of Flanders. Guided by old trench logs, unmapped village whispers, and the blood-soaked soil itself, he hunts for the vanished estate. What he finds inside that temporal wound is not a sanctuary, but a horror. It is a family bound by a desperate, ancestral pact, a house that stays beautiful by feeding on the raw trauma of the dead, and a terrifying mechanism known as the Anguish Engine.But pulling Elise out of the dark is only the first mistake.Their escape shatters a delicate equilibrium, awakening powers that have spent centuries waiting in the shadows of the European continent. From the hidden tunnels of a secret railway to the forgotten vaults of drowned libraries, Elias and Elise find themselves hunted by men who do not merely want to record history; they want to weaponize it.Every act of mercy in this broken landscape demands payment. Every step forward forces the earth to recount its prehistoric tally. Surrounded by occult scholars, secretive weavers, and lethal, forbidden artifacts, Elias must decide what a single life is worth when saving the girl he loves might tear the twentieth century completely open at the seams.Turn the page, but listen closely to the silence between the notes. The past is not dead. It is simply waiting in the mud for the rain to fall again. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

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Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. THE PREQUEL: SALT AND ASHBefore he was the Thalassocrat, he was a boy named Tarkon who knew the taste of mountain snow and the smell of goat wool. Salt and Ash is the anatomy of a trauma. It begins in the thin air of the Taurus Mountains, where the Roman tax collectors turn a village into a ledger of flesh.It is the story of the grain pit; the darkness that smelled of moldy wheat; and the wet hiss of the branding iron as it claimed his father's skin. We follow Tarkon as he descends from the stone to the water, trading his name for a curved knife and his heart for a horizon. It is a visceral descent into the pirate hive of Olympos. It is the memory of a girl with sea-glass eyes who died in a red alley. By the end, the boy is ash. Only Arion remains. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. Some secrets are too heavy for the earth to hold.Dr. Esen De Venter built her life on the rigid foundation of observable science. As a brilliant clinical psychologist, she believes the human mind is a system that can always be mapped, understood, and repaired. But when she is called away from her structured academic life to a remote facility deep in the Kentucky hills, she is confronted with something that defies every law of biology and logic.A local man has vanished into the earth. Albert Mehnier didn't just fall into a cave; he was swallowed by a landscape that feels terrifyingly alive.Below the surface of the Appalachian mountains lies a massive network of limestone and moving air, creating a karst topography that hides a centuries-old hunger. As Esen teams up with a small group of survivors to find the missing man, their search descends into a pitch-black subterranean nightmare. The mountain does not just trap them in stone. It fractures their minds, feeding on their deepest traumas, secrets, and regrets.The deeper they go, the more the line blurs between the ghosts in their heads and the presence waiting in the dark. A mountain looks solid from the outside, but in truth, they are standing on top of air. And the deep holds more than just stone.The Echo in the Bone is a haunting, atmospheric Appalachian Gothic horror novel that explores the terrifying scale of isolation and the sheer grit of human survival. It is a story about the memories we refuse to let go of, the wounds we carry, and the psychological fractures that occur when science collides with the unknowable deep.If you have ever felt the need to be reminded of your own pulse, step into the woods. But be careful what you follow home.Scroll up and grab your copy today to experience the horror that will echo in your marrow. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability. …

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. A haunted man. A house that shouldn't exist. A war that never ended.1938. Elias Vance, a veteran of the Great War, lives a quiet, mad life in a small French cottage. He is plagued by an impossible memory: a grand manor, the "Maison Forte," that vanished from the mud of the Ypres Salient. Locals dismiss him as "The Lost Soldier," a man broken by shell shock. But for Elias, the house, and the ghostly woman who haunts his thoughts, are terrifyingly real.When a chance discovery pulls him back to that impossible place, Elias finds himself trapped. Not just in the *Maison Forte*, but in a single, repeating day in 1914, with the aristocratic de Chastenet family-all blissfully unaware that the Great War is about to consume them.As Elias battles a dark family matriarch and a curse that bends time itself, he realizes he is not the only one trapped. To free Elise, the ethereal woman he has come to love, he must unravel a terrible secret at the heart of the war-a secret that will demand his sanity, his future, and shatter his understanding of the past.*The Lost Soldier* is a gripping blend of gothic horror, psychological thriller, and dark historical fantasy. It's a story of love, obsession, and the devastating echoes of a war that refuses to die. Prepare to be immersed in a world where history is a hungry ghost, and the past is a prison you can never truly escape.Discover the terrifying truth behind the Maison Forte. Begin *The Lost Soldier Saga* today. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. In the deep river bottoms of Perry County, Missouri, the Saline Creek demands a rent that cannot be paid with money.For three hundred years, the Vance family has kept the Watch. They are not owners; they are tenants. From the first fire of 1770 to the black ice of 2021, they have paid their debt to the Guardian, an ancient entity of silt and bone that lives in the water. The currency is simple: Salt. Quartz. And Silence.But the world of men is loud.Every generation brings a new Intruder to the ridge: the Census Taker with his ledger, the Banker with his foreclosure writ, the Engineer with his dynamite. They believe that if they can measure the land, they can conquer it.They are wrong.As the timeline spirals from the Trail of Tears to the Moon Landing, the Keepers must hold the line between the fragile laws of men and the crushing weight of the earth. But the modern world is heavy, and the debt is getting expensive.History says we own the land. The mud disagrees.Analysis of the "Vance Watch" NarrativeThis book captures a heavy, atmospheric sense of folk horror and regional gothic. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…