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Ghostroots
“Ghostroots” by ‘Pemi Aguda is a debut short story collection set in Lagos, Nigeria, blending the mundane with the supernatural. The twelve stories explore themes of inheritance, maternal lineage, and haunting legacies, often focusing on women grappling with familial and societal burdens. Aguda’s prose weaves unsettling yet deeply human narratives, where everyday life intersects with spectral presences. Notable stories include “Breastmilk,” which delves into…-
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Holly (Stephen King)
Holly by Stephen King follows Holly Gibney, a private investigator, as she uncovers a disturbing case involving a missing woman, a series of gruesome murders, and a dark, twisted mystery.-
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About the Author
The provided text introduces Grady Hendrix, a New York City-based novelist and screenwriter known for his contribution to the horror and thriller genres. Hendrix has earned critical acclaim and several accolades for his work, including the Bram Stoker Award for "Paperbacks from Hell," and nominations for the Shirley Jackson and Locus Awards. His novels, such as "Horrorstör," "My Best Friend's Exorcism," and "We Sold Our Souls," have received praise from major publications like NPR, the Washington Post,…-
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Happy Holidays, Book Clubbers!
Happy Holidays, Book Clubbers! What a wonderful year for the Literary Guild of Mt. Pleasant, y’all! As we get ready to head into the new millennium, I think we can all look back and say that our 12th year was truly the best one yet for our book club. Who knows what the future will bring, but as you spend time with your loved ones this holiday season I hope you enjoy reflecting on all the great books we read in 1999. And if you don’t mind, and have the time, may this little poem help you rewind! We…-
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Chapter 42
Chapter 42 begins as Patricia walks through the cemetery on a cold winter morning, each step heavy with memories and mounting fears. She clutches a scarf against the wind, her mind circling around Korey, whose worsening condition keeps her awake most nights. Though burdened by financial pressure and emotional fatigue, her resolve to find a treatment for her son has not faltered. The weight of her mission mirrors the strain carried by many in her community—people forced to sell their belongings, dig into…-
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Chapter 41
Chapter 41 opens with Patricia in the throes of a high fever, her consciousness teetering on the edge of reality and hallucination. In this altered state, she receives a visit from Miss Mary, a spectral presence who appears with a message that feels more urgent than symbolic. The experience isn’t brushed aside as a mere dream—it etches itself into Patricia’s memory with astonishing clarity, standing apart from her many forgotten moments. When her fever breaks, she awakens not only drenched in sweat…-
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Chapter 40
Chapter 40 begins in a house full of panic, as fear clings to every creaking sound and ring of the doorbell. Maryellen’s whisper—“They’ll go away”—isn't just wishful thinking; it’s a plea that echoes the tension crawling through the room. Plastic-wrapped packages, heavy with implication, begin to stir, one even thudding to the floor and dragging itself toward the door. They realize, too late, that the lights were left on—an error that could expose them all. Each character—Maryellen, Mrs.…-
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Chapter 39
Chapter 39 begins with rising panic and a sense of helpless urgency, as Kitty struggles to impose order in the aftermath of an encounter that has left Patricia unconscious and the house soaked in dread. She paces the room, repeating Grace’s name, wishing someone older, wiser, or simply more decisive were in charge. The silence is broken by a sudden jolt—Patricia’s body still, her breathing irregular, sending a wave of alarm through the group. Mrs. Greene surprises them all by stepping forward,…-
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Chapter 38
Chapter 38 begins with Kitty anxiously watching the rearview mirror, her voice trembling as she wonders if Patricia will be all right. They sit silently in Maryellen’s parked minivan, far from the bright lights and curious eyes of town, wrapped in darkness and fear. Mrs. Greene affirms that they are all fine, but their silence betrays their shared doubt—especially regarding Patricia’s condition. As the clock strikes seven, they realize time is no longer on their side. There’s no more space for…-
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Chapter 37
Chapter 37 begins with Patricia telling Carter that Korey is struggling with drug use. The news hits Carter hard, but he believes Patricia without hesitation, largely due to his own fears of such an issue. As they pack Korey's belongings into an overnight bag, Patricia can't help but feel a deep resentment, thinking to herself that her family's troubles extend far beyond their current predicament. While Carter remarks that no one in his family has had such issues, Patricia is reminded of the darker secrets…-
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