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Idioma: inglés
Editorial: Amazon Digital Services LLC - Kdp, 2026
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- Título
- White Death
- Autor
- Prescott, Daniel
- Editorial
- Amazon Digital Services LLC - Kdp
- Año de publicación
- 2026
- Estado
- New
- Encuadernación
- PAP
- Idioma
- inglés
- ISBN 13
- 9798242548442
- Peso del artículo
- 127 gramos
- Serie
- Libro 1 de 6: The 3:33 Nightmare Cycle
White Death: A Gothic Nightmare Horror Novella. Book 1 of The 3:33 Nightmare Cycle: A Dark Supernatural Horror Story of Frozen Terror, Loneliness, and Psychological Dread.
At 3:33, Emily Holloway wakes somewhere colder than death.
Emily spends her days serving warmth to strangers in a small café, smiling politely, remembering orders, and pretending not to notice how invisible she has become. By night, she returns to a flat that feels less like a home than a room waiting to forget her.
One winter night, the clock stops at 3:33.
Emily wakes buried beneath endless snow.
No road.
No footprints.
No way back.
Only a frozen white world that watches, listens, and rearranges itself around her fear.
As Emily stumbles through the impossible landscape, she finds a forest that should not move, a cabin filled with memories too intimate to be trusted, and a frozen lake beneath which drowned versions of her life wait in the dark. Something faceless is observing her from the snow, studying her grief, her loneliness, and the one fragile proof that she was once loved.
But this nightmare does not simply want to frighten her.
It wants to take something.
White Death is the first book in The 3:33 Nightmare Cycle, a bleak and atmospheric Gothic horror series told in haunting first person. Blending psychological horror, supernatural terror, winter nightmare imagery, grief, isolation, and slow-burn dread, this novella begins one woman’s descent into a ritualised nightmare that will not end when she wakes.
For readers who enjoy dark Gothic fiction, nightmare horror, occult mystery, supernatural dread, psychological torment, and emotionally devastating horror stories where survival may not mean escape.
Some nightmares chase you. This one waits in the snow.
At 3:33, Emily Holloway wakes somewhere colder than death.
Emily spends her days serving warmth to strangers in a small café, smiling politely, remembering orders, and pretending not to notice how invisible she has become. By night, she returns to a flat that feels less like a home than a room waiting to forget her.
One winter night, the clock stops at 3:33.
Emily wakes buried beneath endless snow.
No road.
No footprints.
No way back.
Only a frozen white world that watches, listens, and rearranges itself around her fear.
As Emily stumbles through the impossible landscape, she finds a forest that should not move, a cabin filled with memories too intimate to be trusted, and a frozen lake beneath which drowned versions of her life wait in the dark. Something faceless is observing her from the snow, studying her grief, her loneliness, and the one fragile proof that she was once loved.
But this nightmare does not simply want to frighten her.
It wants to take something.
White Death is the first book in The 3:33 Nightmare Cycle, a bleak and atmospheric Gothic horror series told in haunting first person. Blending psychological horror, supernatural terror, winter nightmare imagery, grief, isolation, and slow-burn dread, this novella begins one woman’s descent into a ritualised nightmare that will not end when she wakes.
For readers who enjoy dark Gothic fiction, nightmare horror, occult mystery, supernatural dread, psychological torment, and emotionally devastating horror stories where survival may not mean escape.
Some nightmares chase you. This one waits in the snow.
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