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PAP. Condition: New. New Book. Shipped from UK. Established seller since 2000.

PAP. Condition: New. New Book. Shipped from UK. Established seller since 2000.

PAP. Condition: New. New Book. Shipped from UK. Established seller since 2000.

PAP. Condition: New. New Book. Shipped from UK. Established seller since 2000.

PAP. Condition: New. New Book. Shipped from UK. Established seller since 2000.

PAP. Condition: New. New Book. Shipped from UK. Established seller since 2000.

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Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. The town of Caden doesn't exist on official maps. But it exists in the agency's files.Marcus Veil is a Guardian - an agent trained to suppress Projections: psychic entities generated by human trauma that should dissipate within weeks. But in Caden, the Projections don't fade. They gather. They learn to speak. And on the wall of an underground chamber, they keep a list.When Marcus descends into the tunnels of the Bellmer Industrial Quarter, he finds that list. And on it, his name. Written before he ever set foot in Caden.As his identity begins to crack - memories that feel too perfect, a callus on the wrong finger, dreams that feel like calibrations - Marcus is forced to confront a truth he never imagined: he is not the hunter. He is the prey.And the choice he makes in the darkness beneath Caden will decide the fate of everyone who, like him, has learned to exist beyond the boundaries of reality."A gripping psychological thriller that explores the fragility of memory, the nature of identity, and the price of freedom." 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. When archivist Elias Ward discovers a photograph of his missing brother-taken in a place he has never been-his life fractures along the edges of reality.The image shows Jonah standing beneath a trembling streetlight, staring straight into the camera with a hollow look that shouldn't exist.On the back, a message written in an unfamiliar hand: He remembers you. Do you remember him?From that moment on, Elias becomes the target of memories that aren't his, shadows that move where shadows shouldn't, and a presence whispering his name from places just out of sight. Lost hours, shifting streets, half-forgotten dreams-everything points to a city he has visited only once, and not with his waking mind.A city that should not exist.Built from abandoned memories, fractured identities, and versions of people who never fully lived, its doors open only for those who are already losing something of themselves. And Elias-torn between guilt, longing, and the desperate need to find Jonah-is exactly the kind of person it wants.With the help of Mara Ilven, a therapist haunted by the same dream-city, and Dr. Kepler Rho, a researcher who lost his own name inside those shifting streets, Elias steps into a world that rearranges itself when you're not looking. A world where echoes speak, past selves linger like ghosts, and the greatest danger isn't becoming trapped.but forgetting why you came.In the City Between Names, the first thing to erode is your identity.The second is the person you thought you loved.The third is the version of you that returns.Jonah Ward is alive.But he is not the brother Elias remembers.And he is not the brother who remembers Elias.As the boundary between the real world and the liminal one begins to dissolve, Elias must confront the truth: the city doesn't want his name. It wants the version of him that existed before Jonah disappeared. And something that followed them out-a figure once known as The Mirror Child-is no longer bound to the city.It is watching.It is waiting.It is learning the shape of Elias's identity from the outside.And it will finish what the city started.Dark, atmospheric, poetic, and deeply unsettling, THE SILENCE BETWEEN NAMES is a psychological-metaphysical thriller about memory, identity, fractured selves, and the terrifying question that awaits everyone who enters the city: Who are you without the people who remember your name? 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. Greybridge is a city built on quiet streets, forgotten bridges, and the kind of shadows that remain long after the lights go out. By day, its river moves with slow indifference, reflecting rooftops and clouds. But at night-when the wind shifts and the silence becomes too still-the city reveals the traces of what it has buried. Echoes. Reflections. Lives that ended, memories that refused to disappear, and truths that reshape themselves every time someone tries to forget them.Lena Corwell has spent years avoiding the past. As a conservator of old photographs and historical documents, she is skilled at restoring the stories of others while carefully avoiding her own. She lives quietly in a small apartment above the river, keeping to routines that keep her mind still. But everything changes the night she hears a knock from the wrong side of a locked door-one that should not exist, one connected to a part of the building that was never built.The knock awakens something. A ripple through the city. A memory through her mind. A fracture through reality.Soon after, her younger sister Emma-missing since childhood-returns without warning. Not harmed. Not confused. Simply changed. Emma carries fragments of a place beneath the real Greybridge: the Echo-City, an impossible layer of shifting streets, broken mirrors, and unfinished memories. A city that remembers what people forget. And it remembers Lena.As strange lights flicker across the river and shadows move where they should not, Lena begins to see a silent figure in reflective surfaces-a faceless presence bound to the border between worlds. The Watcher. He has followed her whole life, unable to intervene, unable to cross into her world, but unable to leave her. He is not human. He is not a ghost. He is simply the witness to a truth Lena has forgotten.With the help of Adrian Veil, her rational but reluctant neighbor, and Dr. Maeve Hawthorne, a neuroscientist who studies perceptual fractures, Lena unravels the layers of Greybridge. The city is not broken. It is awakening. And it wants her to remember something it has protected for decades.When an echo wearing her father's voice and shape emerges from beneath the floor-steady, coherent, impossibly alive-Lena is forced to confront the night she lost him. A night erased from her memory. A night the Watcher hid to protect her. A night that shaped the city itself.The truth is not gentle. It is not quiet. It rises like the river that nearly took her life. And when Lena finally sees what happened-when she remembers what she was never meant to forget-the bond between her and the Watcher shifts in a way that changes both of them forever.As Greybridge stabilizes, as the shadows retreat, as the Echo-City rearranges itself around the truth, Lena must decide what to carry forward. Which memories to keep. Which burdens to release. And which version of herself the city will allow her to become.THE ECHOES OF GREYBRIDGE is a psychological supernatural thriller about memory, trauma, identity, and the quiet places that hold the parts of us we are not ready to face. A story of two sisters, a silent guardian trapped in reflections, and a city that remembers every secret its inhabitants try to bury. Atmospheric, emotional, intimate, and haunting, it explores what happens when the past refuses to stay hidden-and when the truth finally finds its way home. 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 town of Caden doesn't exist on official maps. But it exists in the agency's files.Marcus Veil is a Guardian - an agent trained to suppress Projections: psychic entities generated by human trauma that should dissipate within weeks. But in Caden, the Projections don't fade. They gather. They learn to speak. And on the wall of an underground chamber, they keep a list.When Marcus descends into the tunnels of the Bellmer Industrial Quarter, he finds that list. And on it, his name. Written before he ever set foot in Caden.As his identity begins to crack - memories that feel too perfect, a callus on the wrong finger, dreams that feel like calibrations - Marcus is forced to confront a truth he never imagined: he is not the hunter. He is the prey.And the choice he makes in the darkness beneath Caden will decide the fate of everyone who, like him, has learned to exist beyond the boundaries of reality."A gripping psychological thriller that explores the fragility of memory, the nature of identity, and the price of freedom." 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. When archivist Elias Ward discovers a photograph of his missing brother-taken in a place he has never been-his life fractures along the edges of reality.The image shows Jonah standing beneath a trembling streetlight, staring straight into the camera with a hollow look that shouldn't exist.On the back, a message written in an unfamiliar hand: He remembers you. Do you remember him?From that moment on, Elias becomes the target of memories that aren't his, shadows that move where shadows shouldn't, and a presence whispering his name from places just out of sight. Lost hours, shifting streets, half-forgotten dreams-everything points to a city he has visited only once, and not with his waking mind.A city that should not exist.Built from abandoned memories, fractured identities, and versions of people who never fully lived, its doors open only for those who are already losing something of themselves. And Elias-torn between guilt, longing, and the desperate need to find Jonah-is exactly the kind of person it wants.With the help of Mara Ilven, a therapist haunted by the same dream-city, and Dr. Kepler Rho, a researcher who lost his own name inside those shifting streets, Elias steps into a world that rearranges itself when you're not looking. A world where echoes speak, past selves linger like ghosts, and the greatest danger isn't becoming trapped.but forgetting why you came.In the City Between Names, the first thing to erode is your identity.The second is the person you thought you loved.The third is the version of you that returns.Jonah Ward is alive.But he is not the brother Elias remembers.And he is not the brother who remembers Elias.As the boundary between the real world and the liminal one begins to dissolve, Elias must confront the truth: the city doesn't want his name. It wants the version of him that existed before Jonah disappeared. And something that followed them out-a figure once known as The Mirror Child-is no longer bound to the city.It is watching.It is waiting.It is learning the shape of Elias's identity from the outside.And it will finish what the city started.Dark, atmospheric, poetic, and deeply unsettling, THE SILENCE BETWEEN NAMES is a psychological-metaphysical thriller about memory, identity, fractured selves, and the terrifying question that awaits everyone who enters the city: Who are you without the people who remember your name? 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. Greybridge is a city built on quiet streets, forgotten bridges, and the kind of shadows that remain long after the lights go out. By day, its river moves with slow indifference, reflecting rooftops and clouds. But at night-when the wind shifts and the silence becomes too still-the city reveals the traces of what it has buried. Echoes. Reflections. Lives that ended, memories that refused to disappear, and truths that reshape themselves every time someone tries to forget them.Lena Corwell has spent years avoiding the past. As a conservator of old photographs and historical documents, she is skilled at restoring the stories of others while carefully avoiding her own. She lives quietly in a small apartment above the river, keeping to routines that keep her mind still. But everything changes the night she hears a knock from the wrong side of a locked door-one that should not exist, one connected to a part of the building that was never built.The knock awakens something. A ripple through the city. A memory through her mind. A fracture through reality.Soon after, her younger sister Emma-missing since childhood-returns without warning. Not harmed. Not confused. Simply changed. Emma carries fragments of a place beneath the real Greybridge: the Echo-City, an impossible layer of shifting streets, broken mirrors, and unfinished memories. A city that remembers what people forget. And it remembers Lena.As strange lights flicker across the river and shadows move where they should not, Lena begins to see a silent figure in reflective surfaces-a faceless presence bound to the border between worlds. The Watcher. He has followed her whole life, unable to intervene, unable to cross into her world, but unable to leave her. He is not human. He is not a ghost. He is simply the witness to a truth Lena has forgotten.With the help of Adrian Veil, her rational but reluctant neighbor, and Dr. Maeve Hawthorne, a neuroscientist who studies perceptual fractures, Lena unravels the layers of Greybridge. The city is not broken. It is awakening. And it wants her to remember something it has protected for decades.When an echo wearing her father's voice and shape emerges from beneath the floor-steady, coherent, impossibly alive-Lena is forced to confront the night she lost him. A night erased from her memory. A night the Watcher hid to protect her. A night that shaped the city itself.The truth is not gentle. It is not quiet. It rises like the river that nearly took her life. And when Lena finally sees what happened-when she remembers what she was never meant to forget-the bond between her and the Watcher shifts in a way that changes both of them forever.As Greybridge stabilizes, as the shadows retreat, as the Echo-City rearranges itself around the truth, Lena must decide what to carry forward. Which memories to keep. Which burdens to release. And which version of herself the city will allow her to become.THE ECHOES OF GREYBRIDGE is a psychological supernatural thriller about memory, trauma, identity, and the quiet places that hold the parts of us we are not ready to face. A story of two sisters, a silent guardian trapped in reflections, and a city that remembers every secret its inhabitants try to bury. Atmospheric, emotional, intimate, and haunting, it explores what happens when the past refuses to stay hidden-and when the truth finally finds its way home. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…