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Reality doesn’t shift.
It corrects.
When data analyst Evan Hart discovers that news stories are subtly rewriting themselves, he assumes it’s a system error.
Until he finds proof that time is being edited in real time.
Someone is adjusting outcomes. Removing moments. Cleaning up history.
And the deeper Evan digs, the more unstable his own timeline becomes.
Because the people controlling time don’t silence threats.
They delete them.
There are infinite worlds.
Ethan has seen them—burning planets, drowned cities, futures twisted beyond recognition.
But nothing prepared him for the door that led to a world exactly like his own.
Same house. Same family.
One difference.
Another Ethan is living his life better than he ever did.
And the longer he watches… the more he wonders what it would take to take it back.
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A silent ship drifting in deep space.
A mission that should have been simple.
A recovery team boards a research vessel lost in the void to retrieve a classified relic. The ship is dark, abandoned, and far from any known route.
At first, it seems like a routine operation.
But the deeper the team moves into the vessel, the more things begin to unravel.
Systems fail.
Strange recordings surface.
Memories begin to fracture.
Something aboard the Harrow is still alive.
And it remembers them.
Together to the End is a psychological science fiction horror novella about memory, loyalty, and the terrifying cost of uncovering the truth.
Perfect for readers who enjoy:
• Deep space horror
• Cosmic and eldritch mysteries
• Psychological sci-fi thrillers
• Stories like Event Horizon, Dead Space, and Black Mirror
From author Harry James Fox, and co-author, Lucia Mudgway, comes an epic Christian fantasy, third in the Stonegate saga. In this gripping finale, Donald of Fisher and Rachel of Westerly as well as Carla and other favorite characters return to face another attempt by the evil False Prophet to overwhelm the free towns of the East. However, this tale centers around Donald and Rachel’s son, Robby, as he confronts all of his demons— his forbidden love for Ari, his cousin, and his conflicts with his father, Donald. Ari, Carla’s daughter, also finds herself in the heat of battle and is tested as she had never imagined. Family secrets emerge amid the threat of war, but courage, duty, and love become more important than ever. Will the False Prophet finally succeed in stamping out freedom, or will good finally triumph over evil? Will Robby find redemption for his decisions, and will the shocking truth about his past set him free to be with Ari?
Brilliantly crafted and epic in scope, this is a book you won't want to put down!
Chad Wick is thirteen years old and knows the rules of walking home through Fitler Square: eyes forward, headphones in, mind your business. But when he glances down through a cellar grate on Cypress Street and sees a girl his age -- bound, pale, watching him with a patience that doesn't belong to a child -- he can't look away. Her name is Mercy. She says she's a foster kid. She says the men who own the house won't let her leave. She says no one has ever tried to help her before. Chad believes every word. The Delancey family lives behind the black-painted brick of 2400 Cypress Street. Jack, a corporate fixer. Ryan, his chaotic younger brother. And Rina -- a school counselor who opened her home and her heart to a girl who needed someone to care. But something is wrong inside that house. Something that smells like bleach and old stone. Something that moves through the fog that rolls off the Schuylkill River at night. Something that has been in this neighborhood for far longer than anyone living. In the old Philadelphia neighborhood called Devil's Pocket, the mill workers had a saying: the river provides. They never said what it costs. Chad looked down. Now he can't stop falling. MERCY is a novel of psychological horror set in the rowhomes and river fog of Philadelphia -- a story about the monstrous cost of caring, and the question no one wants to answer: what happens when the person you're trying to save is the thing you should be running from?
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