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The Curse of HollowBrook
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Publisher: Independently Published
Published: Sep 3 2025
Pages: 64
Weight: 0.22
Height: 0.15 Width: 6.00 Depth: 9.00
Language: English
In Hollowbrook, every smile hides a secret... and every full moon demands a sacrifice.
The town is small, the people are content, and the mayor rules with a reassuring smile. But young Kellan Ward discovers what no one dares whisper: the mayor is no ordinary man. He is a werewolf in full control of his curse - and to keep his power, he feeds the town to an ancient god, one name at a time.
When Kellan stumbles upon the cursed Ledger of Teeth, he becomes the unwilling keeper of its power. The book whispers promises of strength, chains that bind monsters, and the chance to save his family. But every name spoken makes the god stronger... and every choice drags Kellan closer to becoming the very thing he fears.
As Hollowbrook trembles under cracks in its curse, Kellan must decide:
Will he chain the darkness - or break it?
Dark fantasy meets gothic horror in this haunting first book of The Hollowbrook Chronicles, where every choice has teeth... and not all heroes survive the howling.
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