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L. Marie Wood

    L. Marie Wood crafts compelling narratives within the realms of speculative fiction and horror. Her writing delves into profound themes, exploring the unknown with a distinctive voice. Wood brings a unique perspective to the genres she inhabits, making her work stand out. Readers will find her stories captivating and thought-provoking.

    The Open Book
    The Promise Keeper
    The Unholy Trinity
    Crescendo
    The Tryst
    Cacophony
    • Cacophony

      • 330 pages
      • 12 hours of reading

      The narrative explores the idyllic life of toddlers, playdates, and the quintessential suburban lifestyle, complete with white picket fences and leisurely afternoons in the park. It paints a picture of a seemingly perfect neighborhood, highlighting the joys of family gatherings and outdoor activities like grilling. The story delves into the complexities and nuances of this seemingly flawless existence, inviting readers to reflect on the realities behind the facade of suburban life.

      Cacophony
    • A moment in time… insignificant and fleeting for most, but for Nicole, Mark, and Eric, it is life-altering. Three strangers meet in a town they don’t know in a place they hadn’t expected to end up only to find that they are exactly where they were supposed to be… again. Love always finds a way. Through space and time, past and future, through lifetimes and storylines, they were destined to find each other, love each other, lose each other—coordinates and weapons, scenarios and demographics be damned. A malfunction, to be sure. But when Ryan tries to tinker with his project, a weapon the likes of which has never been seen in all of the Galactic Collaborative, he finds out just how inexorable their link is… and how insidious. The beginning of an experimental series that will challenge the way you think about love, life, connection, and purpose, The Tryst will catch you in its whirlwind and never let you go. Each book in the Affinity series will combine of mixture of mystery, thriller, psychological horror, action, suspense, science fiction elements in differing measures, always with romance as an undercurrent. Love always finds a way. But sometimes that way is paved with bones.

      The Tryst
    • Crescendo

      • 404 pages
      • 15 hours of reading

      Haunted by a family curse, James Adams finds his mundane life in a New York suburb shattered as inner demons awaken, thrusting him into a realm of horror and helplessness. The narrative explores themes of fate and the desperate measures one takes to escape destiny. Set against the serene backdrop of Rockland County, it delivers a gripping tale filled with suspense, evoking a whirlwind of emotions including anger, anxiety, and profound fear, ultimately leading readers on a chilling journey through the human psyche.

      Crescendo
    • The Unholy Trinity

      • 360 pages
      • 13 hours of reading

      Exploring the depths of fear, this collection by L. Marie Wood presents a spectrum of horror, from subtle psychological dread to graphic, visceral terror. Each story unearths hidden fears and primal instincts, inviting readers to confront the darkness that lurks within and the gruesome realities that can emerge when night falls.

      The Unholy Trinity
    • The Promise Keeper

      • 228 pages
      • 8 hours of reading

      Set in ancient Benin, the story follows an innocent girl who becomes ensnared by a demonic presence. As she is seduced by this dark figure, her fate shifts dramatically, leading her to eternal damnation. Transformed into a vampire, she finds herself enslaved to the ruthless Promise Keeper, exploring themes of innocence lost and the struggle against malevolent forces.

      The Promise Keeper
    • The Open Book

      • 124 pages
      • 5 hours of reading

      A chance encounter at an airport sets off a chain of events for a woman who chooses to pick up a stranger's fallen book rather than ignore it. This seemingly small decision leads her into an unexpected journey, exploring themes of connection, fate, and the impact of our choices on the lives of others. As she delves into the book, her life intertwines with the stranger's story, prompting reflections on her own experiences and relationships.

      The Open Book
    • The Tales of Time

      • 158 pages
      • 6 hours of reading

      The narrative centers around a seemingly innocuous book, The Tales of Time, which holds a sinister secret. When opened, it crafts a personalized horror story that consumes its reader entirely—physically, mentally, and spiritually. L. Marie Wood weaves a chilling tale that explores the terrifying power of storytelling and the dark potential hidden within the pages of a seemingly harmless book.

      The Tales of Time
    • Accursed

      • 312 pages
      • 11 hours of reading

      The final installment of The Realm series centers on Patrick and his family, including his son Doug and granddaughter Gabby, as they confront a malevolent force threatening the souls of their loved ones. This gripping tale explores themes of familial bonds and the struggle against a powerful evil that seeks to destroy their lineage. As they unite to protect their legacy, the stakes rise, leading to a dramatic and emotional showdown.

      Accursed
    • Mars, The Band Man, and Sara Sue

      • 240 pages
      • 9 hours of reading

      Sara Sue's mundane suburban existence takes a thrilling turn when she witnesses a mysterious and sinister event in a nearby park late at night. This unexpected encounter shatters her boredom, leading her into a web of intrigue and danger that challenges her perceptions of her seemingly ordinary life.

      Mars, The Band Man, and Sara Sue
    • The Black Hole

      • 178 pages
      • 7 hours of reading

      A night of paintballing takes a dark turn when a group of friends faces an opposing team with sinister intentions. As the friends seek fun and camaraderie, they quickly realize that their opponents have ulterior motives, leading to a tense and unexpected confrontation. The story explores themes of friendship, betrayal, and survival amidst escalating danger.

      The Black Hole