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Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. Hospitals are built for the living. But some wings-some corridors-are not made to heal. They are made to contain.St. Doran's Memorial Hospital had always stood with strange pride on the outskirts of town. It was built in 1894, burned in 1932, rebuilt in 1935, and expanded in secret during the 1970s. Its East Wing was sealed off in the early 2000s without public explanation. People said it was because of outdated wiring. Others whispered it was due to a "structural failure." But the staff knew better.They had heard the sounds.The soft sobbing of children in locked wards. The clang of trays no one had dropped. The hiss of respirators on beds that had long been vacant. And the nurse-always the nurse-with no face, no mouth, and a voice that never came from her throat, but from the vents, from the walls, from the dark.They called her the No-Mouth Nurse. And they feared her most because she didn't kill. She erased.Names. Files. Identities. Memories.One moment a patient would lie in bed, remembered, visited, loved. The next? Their wristband would read UNKNOWN. Their name on the whiteboard would vanish. Their voices would falter as if forgetting who they were mid-sentence-and then they'd simply become part of the wing. A forgotten echo. An empty bed no one ever used again.But in 2023, the East Wing reopened. Not by decision. Not by design. It opened itself.And it didn't want doctors.It didn't want patients.It wanted a witness.And that witness.was a night nurse. 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. In an ancient, alternate Bharatavarsha-long before the rise of empires-monsters ruled the land. Naga serpent-lords coiled beneath sacred rivers, Garua-dragons ruled the skies, and Rakasa titans crushed anything that dared defy them. Humanity lived in chains, offering tribute of crops, gold, and even children to appease their monstrous overlords.But the age of fear begins to tremble.Aarunya, a child born in a small Magadhan village, carries a mark of red scales burning over his heart-a sign whispered in forbidden prophecies. At his birth, a firestorm cracked the heavens, terrifying the dragons and rishis alike. Guided by the last surviving sages of the old world, Aarunya discovers ancient weapons forged for gods, forgotten knowledge of fire and freedom, and the truth of his destiny: he is the Fireborn King, the one who will awaken the Three Primal Fires-Agni, Vajra, and Surya.As he grows, Aarunya battles Garua hunters, confronts Naga lords, witnesses the burning of entire cities, and faces betrayals that carve wounds deeper than any sword. His choices ignite a war across rivers, forests, mountains, and heavens-a war that will decide whether humanity rises at last. or is annihilated in the ashes.The final prophecy warns: the savior of mankind may become its next tyrant.The Fireborn King is a tale of destiny, rebellion, sacrifice, and the thin line between liberation and domination. A mythic fantasy that blends Indian lore with sweeping worldbuilding, it is the last chronicle of an age where dragons soared, titans walked, and one human dared to steal fire from gods. 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. About The Book: Lollypop: The Candy Curse is a haunting tale of sweetness turned sinister. Set in the quiet town of Harlow, the story follows the eerie legend of Lolly-a little girl with a permanent lollipop in her mouth, whose innocent act of sharing brings a horrifying fate. Those who taste her candy don't simply fall ill-they melt, their bodies softening into glossy, chocolate-like forms, trapped between life and oblivion.Through shifting perspectives and a tapestry of timelines, the novel unravels the origins of the curse, the grief of a desperate father, and the chilling rules of an ancient sweetness deity. Harlow becomes a town shaped by fear and temptation, where a single lick can determine one's destiny and where sharing is the most dangerous act of all.Blending folklore, suspense, emotional tragedy, and atmospheric dread, Lollypop: The Candy Curse brings readers into a world where childhood innocence masks a centuries-old bargain-and where every sweet bite comes with a price.This is a horror story about longing, sacrifice, and the thin, terrifying line between love and ruin About the Authors: Shadab Alam Khanson is a storyteller who blends folklore, psychological tension, and atmospheric horror to create worlds where innocence and darkness walk side by side. His writing is known for its cinematic detail, emotional depth, and haunting moral dilemmas.Sakina Fatma is a writer with a gift for weaving quiet terror into ordinary moments. Her work often explores women, memory, and the hidden fears that linger in everyday life. She is drawn to stories that are both tender and terrifying, carrying echoes long after they end.Together, they craft horror that is lyrical, intimate, and unforgettable. 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. In an ancient, alternate Bharatavarsha-long before the rise of empires-monsters ruled the land. Naga serpent-lords coiled beneath sacred rivers, Garua-dragons ruled the skies, and Rakasa titans crushed anything that dared defy them. Humanity lived in chains, offering tribute of crops, gold, and even children to appease their monstrous overlords.But the age of fear begins to tremble.Aarunya, a child born in a small Magadhan village, carries a mark of red scales burning over his heart-a sign whispered in forbidden prophecies. At his birth, a firestorm cracked the heavens, terrifying the dragons and rishis alike. Guided by the last surviving sages of the old world, Aarunya discovers ancient weapons forged for gods, forgotten knowledge of fire and freedom, and the truth of his destiny: he is the Fireborn King, the one who will awaken the Three Primal Fires-Agni, Vajra, and Surya.As he grows, Aarunya battles Garua hunters, confronts Naga lords, witnesses the burning of entire cities, and faces betrayals that carve wounds deeper than any sword. His choices ignite a war across rivers, forests, mountains, and heavens-a war that will decide whether humanity rises at last. or is annihilated in the ashes.The final prophecy warns: the savior of mankind may become its next tyrant.The Fireborn King is a tale of destiny, rebellion, sacrifice, and the thin line between liberation and domination. A mythic fantasy that blends Indian lore with sweeping worldbuilding, it is the last chronicle of an age where dragons soared, titans walked, and one human dared to steal fire from gods. 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. Hospitals are built for the living. But some wings-some corridors-are not made to heal. They are made to contain.St. Doran's Memorial Hospital had always stood with strange pride on the outskirts of town. It was built in 1894, burned in 1932, rebuilt in 1935, and expanded in secret during the 1970s. Its East Wing was sealed off in the early 2000s without public explanation. People said it was because of outdated wiring. Others whispered it was due to a "structural failure." But the staff knew better.They had heard the sounds.The soft sobbing of children in locked wards. The clang of trays no one had dropped. The hiss of respirators on beds that had long been vacant. And the nurse-always the nurse-with no face, no mouth, and a voice that never came from her throat, but from the vents, from the walls, from the dark.They called her the No-Mouth Nurse. And they feared her most because she didn't kill. She erased.Names. Files. Identities. Memories.One moment a patient would lie in bed, remembered, visited, loved. The next? Their wristband would read UNKNOWN. Their name on the whiteboard would vanish. Their voices would falter as if forgetting who they were mid-sentence-and then they'd simply become part of the wing. A forgotten echo. An empty bed no one ever used again.But in 2023, the East Wing reopened. Not by decision. Not by design. It opened itself.And it didn't want doctors.It didn't want patients.It wanted a witness.And that witness.was a night nurse. 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. About The Book: Lollypop: The Candy Curse is a haunting tale of sweetness turned sinister. Set in the quiet town of Harlow, the story follows the eerie legend of Lolly-a little girl with a permanent lollipop in her mouth, whose innocent act of sharing brings a horrifying fate. Those who taste her candy don't simply fall ill-they melt, their bodies softening into glossy, chocolate-like forms, trapped between life and oblivion.Through shifting perspectives and a tapestry of timelines, the novel unravels the origins of the curse, the grief of a desperate father, and the chilling rules of an ancient sweetness deity. Harlow becomes a town shaped by fear and temptation, where a single lick can determine one's destiny and where sharing is the most dangerous act of all.Blending folklore, suspense, emotional tragedy, and atmospheric dread, Lollypop: The Candy Curse brings readers into a world where childhood innocence masks a centuries-old bargain-and where every sweet bite comes with a price.This is a horror story about longing, sacrifice, and the thin, terrifying line between love and ruin About the Authors: Shadab Alam Khanson is a storyteller who blends folklore, psychological tension, and atmospheric horror to create worlds where innocence and darkness walk side by side. His writing is known for its cinematic detail, emotional depth, and haunting moral dilemmas.Sakina Fatma is a writer with a gift for weaving quiet terror into ordinary moments. Her work often explores women, memory, and the hidden fears that linger in everyday life. She is drawn to stories that are both tender and terrifying, carrying echoes long after they end.Together, they craft horror that is lyrical, intimate, and unforgettable. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…