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Possessions Series

This series plunges readers into a chilling boarding school setting where dark secrets and supernatural forces collide. A new student uncovers a sinister plot involving a clique of popular girls engaged in disturbing rituals, hinting at ancient spiritual possession. The school itself, steeped in eerie history and a palpable sense of dread, becomes a character in its own right, harboring mysteries that threaten the lives within its walls. It's a thrilling narrative blending psychological suspense with outright horror, exploring the terrifying boundary between the living and the spectral.

Possessions
The Evil Within

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  1. 1

    Possessions

    3.7(1316)Add rating

    The It Girl meets The Exorcist in this chilling, haunted boarding school taleNew-girl Lindsay discovers all is not right at the prestigious Marlwood Academy for Girls. Ethereal, popular Mandy and her clique are plotting something dangerous. Lindsay overhears them performing strange rituals, and sees their eyes turn black. It doesn’t help that the school itself is totally eerie, with ancient, dilapidated buildings tucked into the Northern California woods, a thick white fog swirling through campus. There are hidden passageways, odd reflections in the windows at night, and scariest of all is the vast lake rumored to have captured the ghost of a girl who drowned many years ago.What Lindsay doesn’t yet realize is that Mandy and her cohorts are becoming possessed by spirits who have haunted the school for two hundred years. Spirits who want someone dead...And that someone is Lindsay.

    Possessions
  2. 2

    The Evil Within

    A Possessions Novel

    • 322 pages
    • 12 hours of reading
    4.0(612)Add rating

    The story follows Lindsay as she discovers her own possession and must confront the haunting spirit at Marlwood Academy. Faced with the terrifying command to kill her friend Mandy, Lindsay uncovers dark secrets about the school and realizes that not all perceived enemies are foes. The narrative explores themes of trust and inner conflict, revealing that the most dangerous voices may be those that arise from within.

    The Evil Within