Isbn: 9798196585289 - what the dark keeps: ten short stories. ten devastating endings. | a collection of ten psychological short stories | nightshade stories volume 3 (6 resultados)

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Taschenbuch. Condición: Neu. Neuware - Not every haunting is a threat. Some are a form of love you didn't know how to recognise. What the Dark Keeps is the third volume in the Nightshade Stories series - ten original short stories of the supernatural, the uncanny, and the things that linger long after they should be gone. No monsters. No gore. Just the quiet, unsettling realisation that some presences don't leave because they aren't finished yet. The ten stories inside: - The Third Stair - A stair creaks at 3:14 every morning. She learns whose footsteps they are - and begins to say: I hear you.- The Understudy - She's been finishing strangers' sentences for years. She finally finds out why: her absorbed twin has been paying attention all along.- Still Water - A lake takes someone every seven years. The families who have lived beside it longest know this - and keep watch.- The Houseguest - A researcher rents their spare room. On his desk: a photograph of their apartment taken forty-three years before they moved in.- Companion - A widower's dog refuses to leave his late wife's chair. He isn't grieving. He's keeping watch over something still there.- Atmospheric Residue - A psychiatrist's patient has the perfect words for what she feels in her late husband's house. So does the book that appears on his shelf.- The Mirror - An anonymous delivery. A mirror that shows your reflection fractionally late. Not a flaw in the glass - a gift.- The Letters - Six letters arrive after her grandmother's death. The postmarks are real. The handwriting is hers. The grandmother was always thorough.- The Woman in the Window - Nine years of paintings. The same woman. The face never finished - because she'd never seen it clearly enough to paint it.- The Tree - A man returns to his hometown and discovers a three-hundred-year-old oak the whole town brings its troubles to. He begins to understand why. These are not horror stories. They are something quieter and, in some ways, more affecting: stories about the things that stay, the things that watch, and the rare, startling moments when what we thought was absence turns out to have been presence all along. Volume III of the Nightshade Stories series by Vale Nighton. Each volume stands alone - no prior reading required. Volumes I and II, Shadows of Memory and The Space Between, are available now. Perfect for readers who love atmospheric short fiction, quiet supernatural stories, and endings that reframe everything that came before. Read one. You'll read them all.…

Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. Not every haunting is a threat. Some are a form of love you didn't know how to recognise. What the Dark Keeps is the third volume in the Nightshade Stories series - ten original short stories of the supernatural, the uncanny, and the things that linger long after they should be gone. No monsters. No gore. Just the quiet, unsettling realisation that some presences don't leave because they aren't finished yet. The ten stories inside: - The Third Stair - A stair creaks at 3:14 every morning. She learns whose footsteps they are - and begins to say: I hear you.- The Understudy - She's been finishing strangers' sentences for years. She finally finds out why: her absorbed twin has been paying attention all along.- Still Water - A lake takes someone every seven years. The families who have lived beside it longest know this - and keep watch.- The Houseguest - A researcher rents their spare room. On his desk: a photograph of their apartment taken forty-three years before they moved in.- Companion - A widower's dog refuses to leave his late wife's chair. He isn't grieving. He's keeping watch over something still there.- Atmospheric Residue - A psychiatrist's patient has the perfect words for what she feels in her late husband's house. So does the book that appears on his shelf.- The Mirror - An anonymous delivery. A mirror that shows your reflection fractionally late. Not a flaw in the glass - a gift.- The Letters - Six letters arrive after her grandmother's death. The postmarks are real. The handwriting is hers. The grandmother was always thorough.- The Woman in the Window - Nine years of paintings. The same woman. The face never finished - because she'd never seen it clearly enough to paint it.- The Tree - A man returns to his hometown and discovers a three-hundred-year-old oak the whole town brings its troubles to. He begins to understand why. These are not horror stories. They are something quieter and, in some ways, more affecting: stories about the things that stay, the things that watch, and the rare, startling moments when what we thought was absence turns out to have been presence all along. Volume III of the Nightshade Stories series by Vale Nighton. Each volume stands alone - no prior reading required. Volumes I and II, Shadows of Memory and The Space Between, are available now. Perfect for readers who love atmospheric short fiction, quiet supernatural stories, and endings that reframe everything that came before. Read one. You'll read them all. 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. Condición: new. Paperback. Not every haunting is a threat. Some are a form of love you didn't know how to recognise. What the Dark Keeps is the third volume in the Nightshade Stories series - ten original short stories of the supernatural, the uncanny, and the things that linger long after they should be gone. No monsters. No gore. Just the quiet, unsettling realisation that some presences don't leave because they aren't finished yet. The ten stories inside: - The Third Stair - A stair creaks at 3:14 every morning. She learns whose footsteps they are - and begins to say: I hear you.- The Understudy - She's been finishing strangers' sentences for years. She finally finds out why: her absorbed twin has been paying attention all along.- Still Water - A lake takes someone every seven years. The families who have lived beside it longest know this - and keep watch.- The Houseguest - A researcher rents their spare room. On his desk: a photograph of their apartment taken forty-three years before they moved in.- Companion - A widower's dog refuses to leave his late wife's chair. He isn't grieving. He's keeping watch over something still there.- Atmospheric Residue - A psychiatrist's patient has the perfect words for what she feels in her late husband's house. So does the book that appears on his shelf.- The Mirror - An anonymous delivery. A mirror that shows your reflection fractionally late. Not a flaw in the glass - a gift.- The Letters - Six letters arrive after her grandmother's death. The postmarks are real. The handwriting is hers. The grandmother was always thorough.- The Woman in the Window - Nine years of paintings. The same woman. The face never finished - because she'd never seen it clearly enough to paint it.- The Tree - A man returns to his hometown and discovers a three-hundred-year-old oak the whole town brings its troubles to. He begins to understand why. These are not horror stories. They are something quieter and, in some ways, more affecting: stories about the things that stay, the things that watch, and the rare, startling moments when what we thought was absence turns out to have been presence all along. Volume III of the Nightshade Stories series by Vale Nighton. Each volume stands alone - no prior reading required. Volumes I and II, Shadows of Memory and The Space Between, are available now. Perfect for readers who love atmospheric short fiction, quiet supernatural stories, and endings that reframe everything that came before. Read one. You'll read them all. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…