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Within these pages radios crackle with strange voices, children’s stories hide dark secrets, undead kittens prowl, and ancient words catch like thorns in your throat, revealing paths of dark magic.
Mathew Gostelow’s remarkable mastery of atmosphere and unease will leave you breathless, yearning for more.
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The Yet Unknowing World by Fiona J. Mackintosh
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Lies Over The Ocean by Martha Lane
£8.66 Add to basketImmerse yourself in a world where shark attacks have become alarmingly frequent, the ocean waves stained with blood, and danger lurks at every turn. Thea is haunted by the scars on her elbow and the knowledge that tomorrow’s unpaid overtime will be spent grappling with yet another attack aftermath.
“Lies Over the Ocean” is a captivating and thought-provoking read that will leave readers reflecting on their connection with the natural world.
If Herman Melville were alive today, he would undoubtedly be captivated by this sea tale of obsession, revenge, and other salty things.
Author Martha Lane may require a larger vessel after readers finish this enthralling novella.
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