Theater of Memories
The past can haunt you…
The Zachary Barnham theater is cursed. Ever since a tragic shooting in 1938, no one who has gone in has come out. Bored out of their minds at prom, Princeton and his two best friends sneak into the theater. When Princeton’s younger sister follows them in, the doors slam shut, trapping them inside. They soon learn there is another person living in the theater, and if what he claims to know about the curse is true, they’re in far more danger than they thought.
Calvin Short is the only survivor of the shooting, immortalized with nothing but his memories as company. He knows he holds the key to escaping, but time is ticking before Calvin is forced to watch four more innocent souls die due to his past. He is determined to make them the first to step back out.
There is no more running… Face it.
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Playlist:
Daylight by David Kushner
Love Story covered by Julian Gamez
Love Grows by Edison Lighthouse
House of Memories by Panic! At The Disco
Us by James Bay
The Other Side by Hugh Jackman, Zac Effron
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The Shadow of Death: A Tragedy of Yellow Fever
1793, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.
Ever since her younger sister tried to elope with a poor Dutchman, Deborah Allard has faced immense pressure to forget her childhood dreams and marry an established gentleman. Under her mother’s constant criticisms, Deborah has been unable to study medicine or marry the man she loves. Frustrated by living under her mother’s demands, Deborah actively searches for a way to prove her capability.
Then yellow fever strikes.
Despite the growing fear within the city, Deborah sees this as an opportunity to prove to everyone, including herself, that she has what it takes to be the daughter, woman, and doctor that she has always wanted to be. But nothing could have prepared her for the horrors that a fever-ridden city would inflict upon her—and all she’s ever known.
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Playlist:
Home by Edith Whiskers
Let Me Love the Lonely by James Arthur
MISTAKE by NF
RUNNING by NF
That Part by Lauren Spencer Smith
when the party’s over by Billie Eilish
tolerate it (clean) by Taylor Swift
Lesson Learned by My Indigo
How Did It End? by Taylor Swift
“One of the best book I have ever read.” - Amazon Review
“Rowell did such an amazing job with these characters. The depth of their relationships and how they were all dealing differently with the serious situation connected your heart very early on. There were so many ‘themes’ of healing for each character. Reading to completion definitely made an impact.” - Amazon Review
“This book is about healing and about being a victim of survival; of living through it. This book is for the older siblings who had to grow up fast and lost their innocence too soon. This book is a MASTERPIECE.” Goodreads Review
“If you grew up reading American Girl books, this is for you. I loved reading American Girl and Sisters in Time books when I was younger. But since I've gotten older, I've stopped reading most historical fiction. The Shadow of Death captured everything I loved about those books but in a more grown-up way. It had a kind yet tough female main character fighting her way through tragedy and even a sweet and clean romantic side plot.” - Dana Caldwell, author of “The Twelve Kingdoms”
Official character art by @suzelfruz.draws on Instagram.
Locked & Chained, an Unmasked Novel
Ever since his father’s affairs came into the light, Benjamin has been seeking a way out of Philadelphia to start afresh. And he has everything lined up. One final job.
Having made a bet for his tickets, Benjamin knows that he has nothing to worry about. The rest of the money will be collected easily, and he will never have to see Philadelphia’s shores again. But when he arrives at his next surveying location, he realizes that his escape to Britain may not be lined with only his father’s mistakes, but potentially his own as well.
Upon seeing a tombstone with the present day’s date engraved, he knows that it’s tied with a murder. When he meets a group of unlikely lawyers and friends of the victim, who all speak of political jargon and good intentions, he wants nothing to do with them. But little does Benjamin know what secrets lurk and how easily he can be entangled in this mess.
Will Benjamin ever be able to free himself from the chains his past have him locked in? Or is the key lost forever?