Don't ForgetSome things are better left buried. I'm not one of them.
I'm told I have an overactive imagination. That my sister never existed. That the marks on my bedroom window are just tree branches.
They're lying. And my memories are getting closer.
The abandoned fairgrounds hold secrets. I see them in cracked mirrors. Feel them in the chill down my spine. Hear them in the whispers no one else notices.
The Sheriff wants me to stop digging. My parents pretend everything's fine. My friends think I'm obsessed.
But the shadows grow larger. The whispers louder. Static on TV and on phones when there was one sound.
The Ferryman is back. And I'm the one who can stop him.
If I'm brave enough to try.
In Stillwater Falls, forgetting isn't just expected—it's required. Too bad I never follow the rules.
Genre: Young Adult Fantasy
I'm told I have an overactive imagination. That my sister never existed. That the marks on my bedroom window are just tree branches.
They're lying. And my memories are getting closer.
The abandoned fairgrounds hold secrets. I see them in cracked mirrors. Feel them in the chill down my spine. Hear them in the whispers no one else notices.
The Sheriff wants me to stop digging. My parents pretend everything's fine. My friends think I'm obsessed.
But the shadows grow larger. The whispers louder. Static on TV and on phones when there was one sound.
The Ferryman is back. And I'm the one who can stop him.
If I'm brave enough to try.
In Stillwater Falls, forgetting isn't just expected—it's required. Too bad I never follow the rules.
Genre: Young Adult Fantasy
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