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Taschenbuch. Condizione: Neu. Neuware - The house remembers the bloodline.The crown remembers the heir.Mara Venn escaped Morrow House years ago and buried the name of her family as deeply as she could. Then her father dies behind its locked doors, leaving behind a final instruction that drags her back to the village of Harthorne and the rotten old house waiting beyond the ash trees.She must enter Morrow House before his burial.And she must bring her son.Seventeen year old Eli has never met Osric Venn. He has never walked the lane to Morrow House. Yet the house already knows him. It reaches into his dreams with brass music, wet floorboards, hidden rooms, and the voice of a dead child calling from behind the walls.Inside the house, Mara finds old family records, sealed rooms, missing memories, and the truth of a bloodline prepared across generations. The Venns served something crowned, ancient, and patient. They fed it secrets. They gave it children. They kept its name alive in the dark.King Paimon has waited beneath the floor.As Mara searches for the truth behind her childhood, the house begins to open around her. The nursery sings. The walls answer. The crown of teeth is brought back into the light. Every locked door leads closer to the thing her father feared, and every warning points toward Eli.Morrow House has chosen its heir.The House of Paimon is a terrifying adult occult horror novel of demonic inheritance, haunted bloodlines, family secrets, ritual horror, and an old house that has never stopped listening.Perfect for readers who love: - Demonic possession horror- Haunted house novels- Occult family curses- Gothic horror with brutal supernatural imagery- Dark inheritance stories- Ancient evil beneath ordinary life- Bleak, atmospheric adult horrorThe music has started.The crown is waiting.The King has always lived here.…

Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. The house remembers the bloodline.The crown remembers the heir.Mara Venn escaped Morrow House years ago and buried the name of her family as deeply as she could. Then her father dies behind its locked doors, leaving behind a final instruction that drags her back to the village of Harthorne and the rotten old house waiting beyond the ash trees.She must enter Morrow House before his burial.And she must bring her son.Seventeen year old Eli has never met Osric Venn. He has never walked the lane to Morrow House. Yet the house already knows him. It reaches into his dreams with brass music, wet floorboards, hidden rooms, and the voice of a dead child calling from behind the walls.Inside the house, Mara finds old family records, sealed rooms, missing memories, and the truth of a bloodline prepared across generations. The Venns served something crowned, ancient, and patient. They fed it secrets. They gave it children. They kept its name alive in the dark.King Paimon has waited beneath the floor.As Mara searches for the truth behind her childhood, the house begins to open around her. The nursery sings. The walls answer. The crown of teeth is brought back into the light. Every locked door leads closer to the thing her father feared, and every warning points toward Eli.Morrow House has chosen its heir.The House of Paimon is a terrifying adult occult horror novel of demonic inheritance, haunted bloodlines, family secrets, ritual horror, and an old house that has never stopped listening.Perfect for readers who love: - Demonic possession horror- Haunted house novels- Occult family curses- Gothic horror with brutal supernatural imagery- Dark inheritance stories- Ancient evil beneath ordinary life- Bleak, atmospheric adult horrorThe music has started.The crown is waiting.The King has always lived here. 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. Some songs are only graves with music over them.In the west of Ireland, the village of Carrigmore has survived for generations beneath the shadow of an ancient hill. Its fields endure. Its families endure. Its secrets endure.When Nessa returns after her grandmother's funeral, she expects grief, damp rooms, and the slow work of clearing an old cottage. Instead, she hears singing beneath the floorboards.The song leads her to hidden names, vanished girls, a child's shoe, a holy well, and a bargain older than anyone in the village dares to remember. Her sister Maeve disappeared three years ago, and everyone said she ran away. Nessa always knew that was a lie.Now the hill is singing again.As Nessa follows the trail through parish records, blackthorn groves, graveyards, and whispered village histories, she discovers that Carrigmore has paid for its survival with daughters. Each generation gives one girl to the power beneath the hill. Each girl is named in the ballad before she is taken.And the next name may already be forming in the song.The Ballad of the Buried Girls is an atmospheric Irish folk horror novel of vanished women, ancestral guilt, fairy hills, sacred wells, old songs, and the terrible cost of silence.Perfect for readers who love: Irish and Celtic folk horrorGothic village mysteriesDark folklore and ancient bargainsHaunted songs, holy wells, and fairy hillsAtmospheric supernatural suspenseStories about women reclaiming buried namesThe dead have been singing for a long time. This time, someone is listening. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

Taschenbuch. Condizione: Neu. nach der Bestellung gedruckt Neuware - Printed after ordering - Some songs are only graves with music over them.In the west of Ireland, the village of Carrigmore has survived for generations beneath the shadow of an ancient hill. Its fields endure. Its families endure. Its secrets endure.When Nessa returns after her grandmother's funeral, she expects grief, damp rooms, and the slow work of clearing an old cottage. Instead, she hears singing beneath the floorboards.The song leads her to hidden names, vanished girls, a child's shoe, a holy well, and a bargain older than anyone in the village dares to remember. Her sister Maeve disappeared three years ago, and everyone said she ran away. Nessa always knew that was a lie.Now the hill is singing again.As Nessa follows the trail through parish records, blackthorn groves, graveyards, and whispered village histories, she discovers that Carrigmore has paid for its survival with daughters. Each generation gives one girl to the power beneath the hill. Each girl is named in the ballad before she is taken.And the next name may already be forming in the song.The Ballad of the Buried Girls is an atmospheric Irish folk horror novel of vanished women, ancestral guilt, fairy hills, sacred wells, old songs, and the terrible cost of silence.Perfect for readers who love:Irish and Celtic folk horrorGothic village mysteriesDark folklore and ancient bargainsHaunted songs, holy wells, and fairy hillsAtmospheric supernatural suspenseStories about women reclaiming buried namesThe dead have been singing for a long time. This time, someone is listening. …

Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. Some songs are only graves with music over them.In the west of Ireland, the village of Carrigmore has survived for generations beneath the shadow of an ancient hill. Its fields endure. Its families endure. Its secrets endure.When Nessa returns after her grandmother's funeral, she expects grief, damp rooms, and the slow work of clearing an old cottage. Instead, she hears singing beneath the floorboards.The song leads her to hidden names, vanished girls, a child's shoe, a holy well, and a bargain older than anyone in the village dares to remember. Her sister Maeve disappeared three years ago, and everyone said she ran away. Nessa always knew that was a lie.Now the hill is singing again.As Nessa follows the trail through parish records, blackthorn groves, graveyards, and whispered village histories, she discovers that Carrigmore has paid for its survival with daughters. Each generation gives one girl to the power beneath the hill. Each girl is named in the ballad before she is taken.And the next name may already be forming in the song.The Ballad of the Buried Girls is an atmospheric Irish folk horror novel of vanished women, ancestral guilt, fairy hills, sacred wells, old songs, and the terrible cost of silence.Perfect for readers who love: Irish and Celtic folk horrorGothic village mysteriesDark folklore and ancient bargainsHaunted songs, holy wells, and fairy hillsAtmospheric supernatural suspenseStories about women reclaiming buried namesThe dead have been singing for a long time. This time, someone is listening. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. The house remembers the bloodline.The crown remembers the heir.Mara Venn escaped Morrow House years ago and buried the name of her family as deeply as she could. Then her father dies behind its locked doors, leaving behind a final instruction that drags her back to the village of Harthorne and the rotten old house waiting beyond the ash trees.She must enter Morrow House before his burial.And she must bring her son.Seventeen year old Eli has never met Osric Venn. He has never walked the lane to Morrow House. Yet the house already knows him. It reaches into his dreams with brass music, wet floorboards, hidden rooms, and the voice of a dead child calling from behind the walls.Inside the house, Mara finds old family records, sealed rooms, missing memories, and the truth of a bloodline prepared across generations. The Venns served something crowned, ancient, and patient. They fed it secrets. They gave it children. They kept its name alive in the dark.King Paimon has waited beneath the floor.As Mara searches for the truth behind her childhood, the house begins to open around her. The nursery sings. The walls answer. The crown of teeth is brought back into the light. Every locked door leads closer to the thing her father feared, and every warning points toward Eli.Morrow House has chosen its heir.The House of Paimon is a terrifying adult occult horror novel of demonic inheritance, haunted bloodlines, family secrets, ritual horror, and an old house that has never stopped listening.Perfect for readers who love: - Demonic possession horror- Haunted house novels- Occult family curses- Gothic horror with brutal supernatural imagery- Dark inheritance stories- Ancient evil beneath ordinary life- Bleak, atmospheric adult horrorThe music has started.The crown is waiting.The King has always lived here. 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. Some songs are only graves with music over them.In the west of Ireland, the village of Carrigmore has survived for generations beneath the shadow of an ancient hill. Its fields endure. Its families endure. Its secrets endure.When Nessa returns after her grandmother's funeral, she expects grief, damp rooms, and the slow work of clearing an old cottage. Instead, she hears singing beneath the floorboards.The song leads her to hidden names, vanished girls, a child's shoe, a holy well, and a bargain older than anyone in the village dares to remember. Her sister Maeve disappeared three years ago, and everyone said she ran away. Nessa always knew that was a lie.Now the hill is singing again.As Nessa follows the trail through parish records, blackthorn groves, graveyards, and whispered village histories, she discovers that Carrigmore has paid for its survival with daughters. Each generation gives one girl to the power beneath the hill. Each girl is named in the ballad before she is taken.And the next name may already be forming in the song.The Ballad of the Buried Girls is an atmospheric Irish folk horror novel of vanished women, ancestral guilt, fairy hills, sacred wells, old songs, and the terrible cost of silence.Perfect for readers who love: Irish and Celtic folk horrorGothic village mysteriesDark folklore and ancient bargainsHaunted songs, holy wells, and fairy hillsAtmospheric supernatural suspenseStories about women reclaiming buried namesThe dead have been singing for a long time. This time, someone is listening. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…

Taschenbuch. Condizione: Neu. The Ballad of the Buried Girls | Saoirse Keane | Taschenbuch | Englisch | 2026 | Black Bell Books | EAN 9798232535476 | Verantwortliche Person für die EU: Libri GmbH, Europaallee 1, 36244 Bad Hersfeld, gpsr[at]libri[dot]de | Anbieter: preigu Print on Demand.