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Rain Like Ash
Paperback
Publisher: Independently Published
Published: Apr 22 2025
Pages: 126
Weight: 0.39
Height: 0.27 Width: 6.00 Depth: 9.00
Language: English
Rain Like Ash
Book Nine of the Ashes & Echoes Series
By Matt Greeno
The rain began fifty-eight days ago. It hasn't stopped since.
When Isla Calder wakes to find a sealed black box buried in the lot behind her home, something ancient stirs. The rain that once felt ordinary begins to whisper names. Bells ring beneath the surface of flooded streets. And the town of Grief's Hollow starts to forget itself-street by street, name by name.
Each object Isla uncovers ties her to a past she doesn't remember and a legacy she never wanted. Haunted mirrors, bleeding ledgers, and whispered echoes pull her deeper into the mystery of a place once called Emberwake-a place erased from maps, but not memory.
As the rain intensifies, so does the presence in the storm. Something watches. Something waits. And as the Archive wakes beneath her feet, Isla must decide: finish the story... or be written into its ending.
From the author of The Bell Tree and Room Thirteen comes a chilling tale of legacy, memory, and what happens when the rain starts to remember.
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