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Disclaimer: This is my first horror story.. You tend to describe something most accurate when you fear the most they say..I fear ghosts..so let's see how this goes.. This is about a haunted mansion and a group of people.. Cliche right?? But.. the people are commandos..so will it be different this time??let's see With so much things happening around will they be able to get hold of themselves and get them out of the mess?? Find out!!!

A twisted tale of death, love, and magic. Enter the mouth of the face in the house... Featured on: "Stranger Summer Reads" (�������� Pick)- Summer 2019 �������� Homepage - Fall 2019 "�������� Classics" - Spring 2020 Rose White's little old house is filled floor-to-ceiling with books, newspapers, and other fragments of a life spent shut in from the outside world. She lived as a stranger to her family, who knew her only as a reclusive, lonely old woman. Only her great-granddaughter, Teddy White, knows that the woman was anything but lonely in that strange old house. At just ten years old, Teddy witnessed an impossible, terrifying magic there--one that changed her life forever. Nearly a decade after that twisted weekend visit, Teddy returns to grandma's house, unsure she can trust her own memory of the place. As she struggles with her newfound independence, she dives deep into the escape, and companionship, the house provides. For the first time she can remember, Teddy feels the warmth of love and security with her makeshift family--But there's a dark presence growing in the house that threatens to take it all away.

Emma Cross-wood is nothing more than your average teenager with a not so average body size. When she transfers to a new school, she discovers it is plagued by ghost and murder mysteries. With her as a new target, she decides to investigate what is behind them but getting to the truth will be harder than it looks with betrayal, deceit, hard decisions, a psychotic lover and death lurking at every corner. Hello. This is the third time I am publishing this book because of some technical difficulties. Also this is my first book on Yanderes. I hope you enjoy reading it as much as I enjoy writing it. Feel free to comment on what you like about the book and what I should change. I accept criticism. Of any kind :)

The old Victorian across the street has always given Molly the creeps. Despite her fears, she goes inside one night with her friends in what they hope will be a fun story to tell the other kids at school. But something isn't right when they come out. At least, not with Molly. She's seeing things now, figures following her, shadows that shouldn't be where they are. Can it all be the guy next door playing pranks on her? Or is there something more sinister at work?

After surviving a tragic accident that took her father's life, sixteen-year-old Emma is forced to move to a quiet little town with her grieving mother. The town is picture-perfect-too perfect. But beneath the surface, something is deeply wrong. Their new house is unsettling. The air feels cold. The nights are too quiet. And Emma can't shake the feeling that something-or someone-is watching her. Her mother, once grieving, is suddenly... too happy. The townspeople are welcoming-too welcoming. And the house? It whispers to her. Tells her things she shouldn't know. But no one will listen. As Emma unravels the town's secrets, she realizes she was never meant to leave. And if she doesn't escape soon, she might not be Emma anymore.

One morning, Yvette Noble wakes up to find her dead husband resurrected and making breakfast in the kitchen. Lucky for her, she isn't hallucinating. Unlucky for her, the man is actually his demonic doppelganger, trapped by the stewards of Hell in her house for a crime he refuses to tell her about. Will she find a way to get along with her unwanted roommate or has she just found her very own personal demon?

"The house is haunted, Miss Jones. Haunted. There is an evil ghost in my home and I want it gone!" Andromache Jones is a tarot-reading witch from the sleepy village of Bramblesgrove, where she runs River Gardens Mystical Services. From here, she gives tarot readings, casts runes, gazes lovingly at the moon and stars, plays with crystals and herbs...and sometimes solves crimes. She likes to think of herself as a part-time private detective who untangles mysteries, but really she is an amateur sleuth who happens to attract trouble - and troublesome clients. It's been three days since Andromache Jones suffered her ordeal at the hands of The Magician and she doesn't know what to do with herself. She doesn't think she is up to working. She is not very keen on the idea of getting out of bed. In truth, all she wants is to be left alone. Unlucky for her, Jean Pottersworth is very persistent. Does she have a case that might chase away Mac's blues? The Apparition is the second short story in the Andromache Jones Mysteries series. The first is The Magician (also here on ��������), which you might want to read before The Apparition but if you don't, it shouldn't effect your enjoyment of the story.

Eleanor March inherits a crumbling manor on the English moors, unaware that its halls are steeped in tragedy. Each previous owner met a violent death, and whispers abound that the house is cursed. As Eleanor restores the estate, she begins to experience vivid, dreamlike visions of past lives lived within its walls. These aren't just memories-they're love stories, betrayals, and tragedies that seem eerily connected to her. A mysterious groundskeeper, Gideon Wells, offers to help Eleanor navigate the estate's treacherous grounds. Gideon's stoic demeanor and deep knowledge of the manor hint at his own ties to its history. As Eleanor grows closer to him, she uncovers that Gideon's family has served the manor for generations-and he knows more about its violent past than he lets on. When the visions take a darker turn, Eleanor realizes she's not just seeing the past-she's reliving it. A sinister force within the house is manipulating her, drawing her into its web. And when Gideon's connection to a tragic love story in the manor's history comes to light, Eleanor must decide whether to trust him-or if he's part of the curse.

It may be a small town. But it has its many secrets. ----------------------------- I went into my room and immediately spotted dust on my desk. "Ew." I blew away the dust, and then took out my books and set them on my desk. I was about to sit down, when I suddenly heard Hansel scream. "Ah! Monster!" "Hansel?!" I cried out. I stood still and waited for a response from him. Nothing. Just silence. ----------------------------- If you like adventure, mystery, humor, or cliffhangers, then this is the book for you! Cover: Recolor Copyright by Ash J. All Rights Reserved