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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. SummaryCharles Warner has built his life around quiet.Seven floors above the London streets, he hides from the world-no friends, no visitors, only the soft hum of screens and the faint ticking of a clock he refuses to wind. Yet in the stillness of his apartment, something begins to stir.His reflection lingers a moment too long.A man in black stands beyond the balcony.The glow of his computer screen seems to breathe.As isolation deepens into obsession, Charles begins to suspect that the mirrors in his apartment are watching him-and that the face staring back is not his own. What begins as the unraveling of a fragile mind soon becomes a confrontation with something vast, patient, and inescapable.Set against the cold light of the modern world, The Glass Within is a gothic psychological thriller about anxiety, solitude, and the dangerous intimacy between man and machine.When every surface shows your face, where can you hide from yourself? "In silence, the loudest voices are your own." This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.

Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. Summary: The story of Henry Graves, a master horologist in Bath, who is driven to madness by the incessant ticking of the clocks in his father's workshop. Haunted by the constant rhythm and the perceived voices within the clocks, Henry increasingly despises time itself. He confesses to murdering his father, Edwin Graves, by sabotaging a prized black walnut clock, a crime he believed would silence the oppressive ticking. However, the ticking only intensified, leading him to systematically destroy every clock in the shop, yet the sound persists and grows louder. A mysterious gentleman customer, seemingly aware of Henry's torment, leaves him a cryptic coin with the inscription "Between the ticks, eternity waits." Driven by the promise of ultimate silence, Henry impales himself with a chisel, believing he has found eternal peace. Years later, a collector, fascinated by the legend of Henry Graves, acquires the black walnut clock. Despite its initial stillness, the clock eventually begins to tick again, and the collector, too, starts to hear voices and experience the same maddening rhythm. He discovers a hidden mechanism within the clock and, upon opening it, releases Henry Graves, who then passes on the role of "Keeper" to the new owner. The story concludes with the collector becoming the new victim of the clock's eternal rhythm, trapped in the same cycle of madness and time, while the black walnut clock continues its silent vigil in a museum, occasionally stirring to ensnare a new "Keeper." This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.

Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. Back-Cover SynopsisAfter the sudden death of her abusive husband, Margaret Holloway struggles to protect her three children from grief-and from each other. But the truth of that stormy night remains buried, and her children blame her for the loss they cannot understand.When a mysterious letter arrives, revealing an inheritance from a long-deceased relative, Margaret sees a chance for a fresh start. The journey leads them to Holloway Manor, an isolated estate buried in snow and silence. Yet the manor is far from empty-it remembers. It breathes. It whispers. And it wants its family.As the walls of the mansion twist reality, Margaret uncovers the Holloway legacy: the inheritance is not money, but a dark, living curse, feeding on memory, blood, and guilt. Her children begin to act as vessels for the house's supernatural will, and the line between life and death, past and present, begins to vanish.In a chilling fight for survival, Margaret must confront the true horror of that winter night, the sinister will of the house, and the legacy she unknowingly completed.By the time the snow melts, some secrets remain frozen forever.The Snow Kept Secrets is a psychological horror tale of grief, guilt, and a family bound to a house that never forgets. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.

Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. The story follows Henry, a man consumed by grief after the tragic murders of his wife, Clara, and their three children: Ben, Mae, and Jonah. Returning to their apartment, Henry is immediately assailed by unsettling phenomena: phantom sounds, whispers, and visions of his family. Detective Harlow, investigating the cold case, reveals inconsistencies in the original crime scene, suggesting no forced entry and unidentifiable "infant-sized" handprints. As Henry's mental state deteriorates, the apartment itself seems to come alive, manifesting a growing crack in the wall that whispers his family's names, and reflections that show distorted figures. Dr. Lennox, Henry's therapist, attributes these experiences to trauma and grief, but Henry becomes convinced his family is trapped within the walls. He discovers a hidden basement where he confronts a monstrous, distorted entity embodying his family, which accuses him of leaving them. Detective Harlow's ongoing investigation uncovers Clara's desperate phone messages and forensic evidence that implicates Henry, raising the chilling possibility that his grief-induced memory loss is masking his own involvement. Ultimately, Henry is fully consumed by the apartment, which is revealed to be a sentient entity fueled by his grief, guilt, and memory, becoming a permanent "echo" within its walls. Harlow attempts a rescue but is expelled, leaving Henry trapped forever in a personalized hell where he believes he has finally "come home" to his family. 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. Condizione: new. Paperback. Back-Cover SynopsisAfter the sudden death of her abusive husband, Margaret Holloway struggles to protect her three children from grief-and from each other. But the truth of that stormy night remains buried, and her children blame her for the loss they cannot understand.When a mysterious letter arrives, revealing an inheritance from a long-deceased relative, Margaret sees a chance for a fresh start. The journey leads them to Holloway Manor, an isolated estate buried in snow and silence. Yet the manor is far from empty-it remembers. It breathes. It whispers. And it wants its family.As the walls of the mansion twist reality, Margaret uncovers the Holloway legacy: the inheritance is not money, but a dark, living curse, feeding on memory, blood, and guilt. Her children begin to act as vessels for the house's supernatural will, and the line between life and death, past and present, begins to vanish.In a chilling fight for survival, Margaret must confront the true horror of that winter night, the sinister will of the house, and the legacy she unknowingly completed.By the time the snow melts, some secrets remain frozen forever.The Snow Kept Secrets is a psychological horror tale of grief, guilt, and a family bound to a house that never forgets. 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. Condizione: new. Paperback. SummaryCharles Warner has built his life around quiet.Seven floors above the London streets, he hides from the world-no friends, no visitors, only the soft hum of screens and the faint ticking of a clock he refuses to wind. Yet in the stillness of his apartment, something begins to stir.His reflection lingers a moment too long.A man in black stands beyond the balcony.The glow of his computer screen seems to breathe.As isolation deepens into obsession, Charles begins to suspect that the mirrors in his apartment are watching him-and that the face staring back is not his own. What begins as the unraveling of a fragile mind soon becomes a confrontation with something vast, patient, and inescapable.Set against the cold light of the modern world, The Glass Within is a gothic psychological thriller about anxiety, solitude, and the dangerous intimacy between man and machine.When every surface shows your face, where can you hide from yourself? "In silence, the loudest voices are your own." 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. Condizione: new. Paperback. Summary: The story of Henry Graves, a master horologist in Bath, who is driven to madness by the incessant ticking of the clocks in his father's workshop. Haunted by the constant rhythm and the perceived voices within the clocks, Henry increasingly despises time itself. He confesses to murdering his father, Edwin Graves, by sabotaging a prized black walnut clock, a crime he believed would silence the oppressive ticking. However, the ticking only intensified, leading him to systematically destroy every clock in the shop, yet the sound persists and grows louder. A mysterious gentleman customer, seemingly aware of Henry's torment, leaves him a cryptic coin with the inscription "Between the ticks, eternity waits." Driven by the promise of ultimate silence, Henry impales himself with a chisel, believing he has found eternal peace. Years later, a collector, fascinated by the legend of Henry Graves, acquires the black walnut clock. Despite its initial stillness, the clock eventually begins to tick again, and the collector, too, starts to hear voices and experience the same maddening rhythm. He discovers a hidden mechanism within the clock and, upon opening it, releases Henry Graves, who then passes on the role of "Keeper" to the new owner. The story concludes with the collector becoming the new victim of the clock's eternal rhythm, trapped in the same cycle of madness and time, while the black walnut clock continues its silent vigil in a museum, occasionally stirring to ensnare a new "Keeper." 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. Condizione: new. Paperback. The story follows Henry, a man consumed by grief after the tragic murders of his wife, Clara, and their three children: Ben, Mae, and Jonah. Returning to their apartment, Henry is immediately assailed by unsettling phenomena: phantom sounds, whispers, and visions of his family. Detective Harlow, investigating the cold case, reveals inconsistencies in the original crime scene, suggesting no forced entry and unidentifiable "infant-sized" handprints. As Henry's mental state deteriorates, the apartment itself seems to come alive, manifesting a growing crack in the wall that whispers his family's names, and reflections that show distorted figures. Dr. Lennox, Henry's therapist, attributes these experiences to trauma and grief, but Henry becomes convinced his family is trapped within the walls. He discovers a hidden basement where he confronts a monstrous, distorted entity embodying his family, which accuses him of leaving them. Detective Harlow's ongoing investigation uncovers Clara's desperate phone messages and forensic evidence that implicates Henry, raising the chilling possibility that his grief-induced memory loss is masking his own involvement. Ultimately, Henry is fully consumed by the apartment, which is revealed to be a sentient entity fueled by his grief, guilt, and memory, becoming a permanent "echo" within its walls. Harlow attempts a rescue but is expelled, leaving Henry trapped forever in a personalized hell where he believes he has finally "come home" to his family. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.