Widowed and vulnerable, Briana inherits a brooding brownstone from her cold, reclusive mother-in-law—unaware the house hides a malevolent legacy that endangers her young daughter.
Type:
Feature
Status:
Available for Free
Page Count:
111pp
Genre:
Horror, Mystery, Thriller
Budget:
Independent
Age Rating:
17+
Synopsis/Details

After losing her husband, Briana inherits a house from a mother-in-law she never knew existed; The leader of a secretive society who whose wealth and power can be traced back to the early 1700s.

Briana discovers that her husband went into hiding, to protect his family from an ancient ritual, which is the mysterious source of the Cabal's boundless affluence, influence, and longevity.

Every 76 years, the sect requires a hereditary sacrifice to open up a mystical fountain of youth. An otherworldly elixir that fell from the stars--along with its celestial sovereign--over a millennia ago.

After Briana realizes her daughter is the key to executing this horrifying ritual, she must follow a set of clues--left behind by her late husband--to save themselves, and finally end to the Cabal's abominable existence.

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The Writer: J.B. Storey

My writing career started when I was no more than nine or ten years old. However, it took the form of imaginary adventures my many toys would embark upon. As I got older, I started to write essays at school. I excelled at the ones where I could freely mold my ideas into fiction. I studied history and philosophy at uni. Why? For the most part, because I was a kid who still harbored ambitions of being Batman. In other words, I had no idea who I wanted to be. Yet, I was drawn to history, for that is the root of all storytelling. History is why we tell stories. As for philosophy, I had an inherent desire to understand the human condition. Later, I would learn what a critical ingredients they… Go to bio
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