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The Hungry Mirror
Paperback
Publisher: Arla Jones
Published: Oct 15 2025
Pages: 144
Weight: 0.33
Height: 0.34 Width: 5.00 Depth: 8.00
Language: English
When mirrors remember more than reflections.
Antique shop owner Vinda Cromwell thought she'd found the perfect Victorian mirror at an estate sale. Beautiful. Profitable. Harmless.
She was dead wrong.
The ornate mirror once belonged to Madame Ashworth-a Victorian medium who used it to summon dark spirits during Halloween séances. Now, with six days until Halloween, the mirror awakens. An eyeless woman appears in its depths. Townspeople begin acting strangely. Possessed.
Each night, more malevolent spirits slip through the cursed glass, taking control of Moonfall Ridge's residents. They force neighbors to commit escalating acts of violence. One person dies, buried beneath a haystack like an old-fashioned sacrifice.
The spirits want revenge. They want freedom. And they'll kill anyone who tries to stop them.
Vinda must discover the ritual to seal the supernatural portal before midnight on Halloween. But the possessed townspeople are hunting her now, desperate to keep their gateway open. If she fails, the boundary between life and death collapses forever.
Moonfall Ridge will become a town of the eternally damned.
Some antiques are better left buried.
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