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Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. A small Southern town. A restless spirit. A secret buried deep in the past.Mara never wanted to return to Willow's Crossing. But when her grandmother falls ill, she comes back to the close-knit Black community she once called home. What begins as a temporary return soon turns unsettling.Working at the local library and slipping back into the rhythms of small-town life, Mara starts noticing things she cannot explain-cold spots in empty rooms, whispers in the dark, and shadowy figures watching from abandoned porches. Every strange disturbance seems to lead back to one place: Willow Street. And now a determined developer is trying to buy up the entire block.Mara has spent her life trying to silence the gift that allows her to see spirits. But as the haunting grows stronger, she can no longer ignore what is calling to her. With the help of her grandmother, a wise elder who remembers the old ways, and her childhood friend Jamal, Mara begins uncovering the town's buried history.What she finds is more than a ghost story. It is a legacy of injustice, a broken promise, and an ancestral spirit that will not rest until the truth is finally brought to light.The Haint on Willow Street is a haunting Southern horror novel filled with ancestral memory, buried secrets, and supernatural suspense. Perfect for readers who love: Black Southern Gothic horrorAncestral spirits and folkloreSmall-town secretsSupernatural suspenseStories rooted in history, grief, and justice 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. Some prayers never reach heaven. They get trapped in the walls.After laying the haint on Willow Street to rest, Mara Greene is determined to build a quieter life. But peace does not last long in Willow's Crossing.When Mount Zion Baptist Church-the spiritual heart of the town-begins to sing on its own, Mara is pulled back into the kind of work she never wanted. Hymns echo through an empty sanctuary. Children hear unseen footsteps racing through the choir loft. And from deep within the plaster and brick, a chorus of voices rises to sing a song no one has rehearsed in decades.Reverend Caleb knows that hymn.He remembers the night it was last sung-the night the church chose silence over truth, respectability over reckoning. Now, the past that the elders tried to bury has returned, and it is no longer willing to wait in silence.As the hauntings grow stronger, Mara must uncover a story Willow's Crossing has spent generations avoiding: a tragedy tied to the youth choir, a broken promise of protection, and a decision that still lingers in the church walls. With Grandma Lila's hard-won wisdom, Jamal's steady presence, and a congregation divided between shame and relief, Mara must do what this town has never truly done-speak the whole story out loud.Because some ghosts do not want revenge. They want to be remembered. They want their names sung right.The Choir in the Walls is a haunting and atmospheric follow-up to The Haint on Willow Street-a Southern supernatural novel steeped in ancestral memory, Black community, buried secrets, church politics, and the long echo of truth denied.Perfect for readers who enjoy: 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. In Willow's Crossing, the past doesn't stay buried.It waits.Mara Greene thought she had already faced the worst of it-the restless spirits of Willow Street and the secrets hidden inside Mount Zion Baptist Church. But nothing has prepared her for the truth waiting inside her grandmother's house. or the room no one will talk about.Twelve years ago, Mara's mother died in a car accident.That's the story the town told.That's the story her family accepted.But every night at 3:17 a.m., the house tells a different one.The clock stops.The air fills with the scent of gardenias.And the room where her mother once prayed begins to stir with something unseen.Drawn by her gift-and the growing sense that something isn't right-Mara is pulled into a mystery rooted in grief, silence, and spiritual fear. As memories resurface and the presence in the house grows stronger, she begins to realize that what happened the night her mother died was never fully understood. and never truly laid to rest.In a town where faith and fear have always walked hand in hand, Mara must confront the truth her family buried-and the spirit that refuses to be ignored.Because some hauntings aren't meant to harm.Some are meant to reveal.And some truths demand to be spoken-no matter the cost.Series NoteThe Room Where Mama Prayed is Book 3 in the Haunts of Willow Crossing series-a haunting, emotional journey through grief, faith, family secrets, and the supernatural. 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. Some places aren't lost.They're hidden-waiting to be remembered.Marcus Jefferson is a memory worker-someone gifted with the ability to uncover what the world tries to forget. When he begins drawing houses that no longer exist, he is pulled toward a quiet Southern town where entire neighborhoods have vanished from record and memory.The people who remain do not speak of what was lost.But the land remembers.As Marcus follows the traces of what has been erased, he uncovers a hidden history shaped by displacement, silence, and generational trauma. The deeper he listens, the more dangerous the truth becomes.Because these houses were not abandoned.They were taken.And something is still waiting inside what remains.The Map of Broken Houses is the first book in The Memory Worker Series, an African American cozy horror and Southern gothic series exploring memory, legacy, hidden histories, and the quiet supernatural forces that shape what we remember-and what we try to forget. 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. Some towns bury their past.Willow's Crossing let the river keep it.After a violent summer storm tears through Willow's Crossing, the Ashwater River begins to give something back.A child's shoe.A rusted watch.A name no one remembers.When seven-year-old Marcus brings home a perfectly preserved shoe from the riverbank, it sparks a quiet unease that spreads through the town. Soon, more objects appear-intact, impossible, and deeply personal. Children begin whispering unfamiliar names in their sleep. Elders grow silent. And the air itself feels. heavier.Mara Greene has always been able to sense what others ignore-the weight of unspoken stories, the presence of what lingers. But what's rising from the Ashwater isn't one spirit.It's many.As Mara is drawn deeper into the mystery, she uncovers a hidden truth woven into the town's history: generations of lives quietly erased, their stories buried beneath silence, shame, and survival. With the help of a reluctant groundskeeper, a determined archivist, and a community forced to confront its past, Mara must do something far more difficult than facing the dead-She must help the living remember.Because the voices in the water aren't seeking revenge.They're asking to be named.And until they are, the river will not rest. Perfect for readers who enjoy: Cozy horror with emotional depthSouthern Gothic and culturally rooted storytellingSupernatural mysteries grounded in real human experiencesStories about memory, legacy, and healing In this powerful and haunting novel, Albert Scales delivers: A story where the true horror isn't what was done.But what was forgotten. 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. Some roads don't lead forward. They lead back.Mara Greene has spent her life learning how to listen to what others ignore-the whispers, the echoes, the stories the past refuses to let go. In Willow's Crossing, that gift has made her the one people turn to when something isn't right.But this time, the trouble isn't in a house or a church.It's waiting just outside of town.An abandoned road, long avoided and rarely spoken of, has begun to stir again. Drivers lose time. Headlights vanish into darkness. And those who return can't always explain what followed them back.Every story carries the same detail.A woman dressed in blue.Standing just off the road.Watching.As Mara begins to uncover the truth, she finds herself pulled into a history shaped by fear, sacrifice, and a bargain that should have never been made. What was buried to protect the town is no longer willing to stay buried-and whatever was promised is now ready to be claimed.With the quiet strength of Grandma Lila, the steady support of Jamal, and a community forced to confront its silence, Mara must face a question more dangerous than any spirit: What do you do when the past comes back. to collect?The Bargain Road is Book Four in the Haunts of Willow Crossing series-a layered, atmospheric cozy horror story rooted in community, memory, and the unseen forces that linger when truth is left untold. For readers who love small-town mysteries, emotional depth, and supernatural suspense grounded in African American culture and storytelling. 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. Some names are forgotten. Others are buried on purpose.Marcus Jefferson thought uncovering the hidden past of Freedman's Grove was the end of the work. He was wrong.Across the South, entire families have vanished from history-no records, no graves, no trace of who they were. Only silence.Marcus is a memory worker, gifted with the ability to uncover what the land refuses to forget. Through his drawings and his hands, forgotten places begin to speak. But this time, the land is not revealing places.It is revealing people.Fragments of names begin to surface-half-heard, incomplete, broken across towns, churches, and abandoned cemeteries. With the help of archivist Naomi Brooks and genealogist Dr. Lila Carter, Marcus uncovers a chilling truth: identities were not lost by accident. They were deliberately erased.Scattered.Buried.Protected by a system designed to ensure that the past could never be fully reclaimed.As Marcus follows the fragments deeper into the hidden layers of history, he encounters forces determined to keep those names buried-including Daniel Bishop, a man tied to the very structure that erased them.But the land remembers.And memory has a way of rising.In this haunting and atmospheric continuation of the Memory Worker Series, The Names That Were Buried explores ancestral memory, generational trauma, and the quiet resilience of those who refuse to be forgotten.Perfect for readers of African American cozy horror, Southern Gothic fiction, and stories rooted in history, memory, and spiritual inheritance, this novel delivers a powerful, emotional journey in which the past is never truly gone-it is waiting to be remembered. 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 final, hopeful conclusion to the Ashwater Trilogy.For months, Marcus Jefferson has been drawn to a building he has never seen-a locked schoolhouse in rural Alabama that appears again and again in his compulsive drawings.When a letter from a troubled pastor leads him to the town of Heron's Mill, Marcus discovers a silence nearly a century old. Three names have been erased. A truth has been buried beneath fear, stolen land, and generations of forgetting. And one elderly woman has spent decades guarding the record alone.As Marcus follows the hidden architecture of memory through abandoned rooms, old documents, and the stories held in silence, he uncovers a history that refuses to remain lost. But the past does not ask to be exposed. It asks to be honored.In a town where memory has been locked away for ninety years, Marcus must use his gift not to confront the dead, but to help the living remember.What the Hands Remember is an atmospheric work of African American Southern gothic, blending supernatural mystery, ancestral memory, and quiet acts of spiritual repair in a haunting and deeply redemptive finale. 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 Quiet Work of Becoming: Psychology, Spiritual Reflection, and the Inner Life Personal growth rarely happens in dramatic moments. More often, the most meaningful changes in a person's life unfold quietly-through reflection, self-awareness, and the gradual willingness to see ourselves more clearly. In The Quiet Work of Becoming, Dr. Albert Scales explores the deeper psychological and spiritual shifts that occur as individuals grow in emotional maturity and begin living with greater intention. Drawing from his experience as a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist, Dr. Scales reflects on the internal patterns that shape how people think, respond to challenges, and relate to others. Rather than offering quick solutions or motivational formulas, this book invites readers to slow down and examine the quieter processes of personal development that often go unnoticed in modern conversations about growth and success. Through thoughtful reflections on emotional awareness, relationships, identity, and the search for meaning, this book explores questions many people encounter during periods of personal change: - Why does emotional maturity sometimes feel isolating?- Why do some relationships struggle to survive personal growth?- How does self-awareness change the way we respond to life's challenges?- What role does reflection and stillness play in psychological and spiritual development? Written in a calm and reflective tone, The Quiet Work of Becoming offers readers a thoughtful exploration of the inner life and the gradual process of becoming more self-aware, emotionally grounded, and intentional in how we live.For readers interested in psychology, spiritual reflection, and deeper personal growth, this book offers a quiet invitation to pause, reflect, and better understand the subtle transformations that shape a life. 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. Some names were returned.Others kept traveling.Willow's Crossing believed the Ashwater had gone quiet.It had not.Months after the vigil at the river, forgotten names begin surfacing far beyond town limits-in burial records, slave ledgers, census rolls, and ruined archives scattered across the South. Names once thought lost are appearing where they should not exist.And they are not alone.When Naomi Brooks uncovers a pattern linking the records, Mara Greene realizes the haunting at Ashwater was never confined to one river, one town, or one history. Something is moving through old waterways, broken lineages, and places where memory was buried to survive.What rose in Willow's Crossing is rising elsewhere.As families confront secrets hidden for generations, Mara begins to sense a presence unlike anything she has faced before-not a chorus of restless spirits, but a network of unfinished stories reaching toward one another across distance and time.But remembrance carries a cost.Old wounds reopen. Communities divide. And as fear grows over what has been awakened, Mara must decide whether to help contain the reckoning. or follow it.Because some names were never meant to disappear.And now that they have been spoken, they are finding their way home. 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 - The house was never haunted.It was waiting.Marcus Jefferson has followed memory his entire life.As a Memory Worker, he can feel the past etched into walls, carried in wood, and buried in land. He has witnessed forgotten histories-but he has always remained only that: a witness.Until now.Deep in the Lowcountry stands a house unlike any other. A place built not just to remember-but to keep. Within its walls live the stories no one could speak aloud: names erased for survival, truths buried in silence, grief carried across generations with no place to rest.But the house is no longer content to hold them.It is ready to release them.And it has chosen Marcus.As he steps inside, the line between observer and vessel begins to disappear. Each room pulls him deeper into the lives of those who came before-until their stories no longer surround him.They live within him.Now Marcus must face the truth of his gift:Some memories are not meant to be found.They are meant to be carried.In this powerful and unforgettable conclusion to the Memory Worker Series, the past demands more than remembrance-it demands a voice.And not everyone is willing to speak what history tried to silence.Perfect for readers who love:African American cozy horrorAncestral memory and generational storytellingAtmospheric, slow-burn supernatural fictionToni Morrison-inspired themes of memory and identityQuiet, emotional horror with deep meaning.…

Taschenbuch. Condizione: Neu. nach der Bestellung gedruckt Neuware - Printed after ordering - In Willow's Crossing, the past doesn't stay buried.It waits.Mara Greene thought she had already faced the worst of it-the restless spirits of Willow Street and the secrets hidden inside Mount Zion Baptist Church. But nothing has prepared her for the truth waiting inside her grandmother's house. or the room no one will talk about.Twelve years ago, Mara's mother died in a car accident.That's the story the town told.That's the story her family accepted.But every night at 3:17 a.m., the house tells a different one.The clock stops.The air fills with the scent of gardenias.And the room where her mother once prayed begins to stir with something unseen.Drawn by her gift-and the growing sense that something isn't right-Mara is pulled into a mystery rooted in grief, silence, and spiritual fear. As memories resurface and the presence in the house grows stronger, she begins to realize that what happened the night her mother died was never fully understood. and never truly laid to rest.In a town where faith and fear have always walked hand in hand, Mara must confront the truth her family buried-and the spirit that refuses to be ignored.Because some hauntings aren't meant to harm.Some are meant to reveal.And some truths demand to be spoken-no matter the cost.Series NoteThe Room Where Mama Prayed is Book 3 in the Haunts of Willow Crossing series-a haunting, emotional journey through grief, faith, family secrets, and the supernatural.…

Taschenbuch. Condizione: Neu. nach der Bestellung gedruckt Neuware - Printed after ordering - Some prayers never reach heaven. They get trapped in the walls.After laying the haint on Willow Street to rest, Mara Greene is determined to build a quieter life. But peace does not last long in Willow's Crossing.When Mount Zion Baptist Church-the spiritual heart of the town-begins to sing on its own, Mara is pulled back into the kind of work she never wanted. Hymns echo through an empty sanctuary. Children hear unseen footsteps racing through the choir loft. And from deep within the plaster and brick, a chorus of voices rises to sing a song no one has rehearsed in decades.Reverend Caleb knows that hymn.He remembers the night it was last sung-the night the church chose silence over truth, respectability over reckoning. Now, the past that the elders tried to bury has returned, and it is no longer willing to wait in silence.As the hauntings grow stronger, Mara must uncover a story Willow's Crossing has spent generations avoiding: a tragedy tied to the youth choir, a broken promise of protection, and a decision that still lingers in the church walls. With Grandma Lila's hard-won wisdom, Jamal's steady presence, and a congregation divided between shame and relief, Mara must do what this town has never truly done-speak the whole story out loud.Because some ghosts do not want revenge. They want to be remembered. They want their names sung right.The Choir in the Walls is a haunting and atmospheric follow-up to The Haint on Willow Street-a Southern supernatural novel steeped in ancestral memory, Black community, buried secrets, church politics, and the long echo of truth denied.Perfect for readers who enjoy.…