The Grief Hole

Kaaron Warren

Apr 2024 · IFWG Publishing International

Ebook

338

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Eligible

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A chilling tale of supernatural horror, where ghosts reveal the hidden grief and trauma of the living.

Theresa sees ghosts—not just any ghosts, but the lingering spirits of those who have suffered violence. These specters cling to the living, revealing hidden pain and foreshadowing future tragedies. Theresa feels compelled to intervene, offering solace and sometimes, exacting a dark justice. But each intervention takes a toll, blurring the lines between helper and avenger, and drawing her deeper into a world of sorrow and spectral echoes. Can she close the grief holes that attract such sorrow, or will she become another ghost trapped within them?

The Grief Hole is perfect for readers seeking atmospheric horror, psychological suspense, and stories that explore the haunting power of the supernatural. Kaaron Warren weaves a gripping narrative that delves into the depths of human suffering and the lengths one woman will go to confront the darkness. Discover a world where the unseen shapes reality, and the past refuses to stay buried.

A chilling tale of supernatural horror, where ghosts reveal the hidden grief and trauma of the living. Theresa sees ghosts—not just any ghosts, but the lingering spirits of those who have suffered violence. These specters cling to the living, revealing hidden pain and foreshadowing future traged...

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About the author

Bram Stoker Nominee and Shirley Jackson Award winner Kaaron Warren has lived in Melbourne, Sydney, Canberra and Fiji. She' s sold many short stories, four novels (the multi-award-winning Slights, Walking the Tree, Mistification and The Grief Hole) and six short story collections. Through Splintered Walls, won a Canberra Critic' s Circle Award for Fiction, two Ditmar Awards, two Australian Shadows Awards and a Shirley Jackson Award. Her story " Air, Water and the Grove" appeared in Paula Guran' s Year' s Best Dark Fantasy and Horror. Her IFWG published novel The Grief Hole, won an Australian Shadow Award, an Aurealis Award, and a Ditmar Award. Warren' s award-winning fiction tackles the themes of obsession, murder, grief, despair, revenge, manipulation, death and sex. Kaaron Warren is the author of the novels Mistification, Slights, and Walking the Tree, and the short story collections Dead Sea Fruit, The Grinding House, and Through Splintered Walls. She lives in Australia.

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