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The truth about 3: 13
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Publisher: Independently Published
Pages: 164
Weight: 0.50
Height: 0.35 Width: 6.00 Depth: 9.00
Language: English
Every night at 3:13 a.m., someone knocks three times on Naomi Bell's front door.
The security camera shows nobody there.
Naomi tells herself it's a prank.
A malfunction.
Anything except what it feels like.
Then one night, she hears the knocking and discovers her eight-year-old daughter, Mila, standing beside the open front door.
Smiling into the darkness.
When Naomi demands to know what she's doing, Mila says:
It's okay, Mommy. I already let her in.
After that, the house begins to change.
Doors open by themselves.
Footsteps cross rooms that are empty.
Mila starts talking to an invisible little girl named Lottie.
And family photographs begin showing a child Naomi has never seen before.
At first, the girl appears in the background.
Then she moves closer.
Then people Naomi loves begin disappearing from the pictures altogether.
Desperate for answers, Naomi researches the history of the house and discovers that thirty-two years earlier, nine-year-old Charlotte Lottie Harlow vanished from the property at exactly 3:13 a.m.
Her body was never found.
But according to her terrified mother, Charlotte never completely left.
For months after her disappearance, the family could still hear her crying from inside the walls.
Naomi soon uncovers an even older secret beneath the house-a hidden room connected to children who vanished decades before Charlotte was born.
And every disappearance leads back to the same time.
3:13.
The deeper Naomi searches, the more disturbing Mila becomes.
She wakes with dirt beneath her fingernails.
She knows things about the house she couldn't possibly know.
She speaks in voices that aren't hers.
And one night, she asks Naomi a question that changes everything:
How many daughters do you remember having?
Suddenly Naomi remembers a second bedroom.
A second car seat.
Another child.
A daughter who shouldn't exist.
Or maybe one Naomi was made to forget.
Naomi thought the house was haunted.
She was wrong.
The house doesn't just take children.
It erases them.
Now Naomi has to uncover the truth about 3:13 before the house takes Mila completely-and makes the rest of the world forget she ever existed.
Because the first three knocks ask permission.
The next three mean it no longer needs it.
THE TRUTH ABOUT 3:13 is a chilling supernatural horror novel filled with haunted rooms, disappearing children, impossible memories, disturbing family photographs, psychological terror, and a house that remembers the people everyone else has forgotten.
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