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Stitched in Regret: Every Button Sewn Was a Curse Fulfilled. Grave Humor, #3
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- ISBN8231124107
- EAN9798231124107
- Date de parution09/06/2025
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- ÉditeurWalzone Press
Résumé
In a rain-slicked corner of Thorne Street, Agnes Thorne runs a somber little shop where no garment leaves untouched by sorrow. Cursed to mend the clothing of the dead, each stitch she makes draws restless spirits back-for peace, or for vengeance. When young apprentice Theo Rowe joins her, he believes the tales of cursed thread and hungry shadows are little more than bitter superstition. But when a grieving mother's request goes awry and a child's spirit breaks free, Theo finds himself ensnared in a haunting far more personal than he ever imagined.
As the bodies pile up and the barriers between life and death fray, Theo's search for truth leads him into the darkest corners of the shop-and of Agnes's past. What he uncovers will force him to confront not only the curse's origin, but the chilling realization that he has been part of it far longer than he ever knew. The thread must be bound. The hunger must be sated. And some garments should never be unstitched.
In a place where every button sewn is a curse fulfilled, can Theo unweave the fate that's been stitched into his own life. before it claims him completely?
As the bodies pile up and the barriers between life and death fray, Theo's search for truth leads him into the darkest corners of the shop-and of Agnes's past. What he uncovers will force him to confront not only the curse's origin, but the chilling realization that he has been part of it far longer than he ever knew. The thread must be bound. The hunger must be sated. And some garments should never be unstitched.
In a place where every button sewn is a curse fulfilled, can Theo unweave the fate that's been stitched into his own life. before it claims him completely?
In a rain-slicked corner of Thorne Street, Agnes Thorne runs a somber little shop where no garment leaves untouched by sorrow. Cursed to mend the clothing of the dead, each stitch she makes draws restless spirits back-for peace, or for vengeance. When young apprentice Theo Rowe joins her, he believes the tales of cursed thread and hungry shadows are little more than bitter superstition. But when a grieving mother's request goes awry and a child's spirit breaks free, Theo finds himself ensnared in a haunting far more personal than he ever imagined.
As the bodies pile up and the barriers between life and death fray, Theo's search for truth leads him into the darkest corners of the shop-and of Agnes's past. What he uncovers will force him to confront not only the curse's origin, but the chilling realization that he has been part of it far longer than he ever knew. The thread must be bound. The hunger must be sated. And some garments should never be unstitched.
In a place where every button sewn is a curse fulfilled, can Theo unweave the fate that's been stitched into his own life. before it claims him completely?
As the bodies pile up and the barriers between life and death fray, Theo's search for truth leads him into the darkest corners of the shop-and of Agnes's past. What he uncovers will force him to confront not only the curse's origin, but the chilling realization that he has been part of it far longer than he ever knew. The thread must be bound. The hunger must be sated. And some garments should never be unstitched.
In a place where every button sewn is a curse fulfilled, can Theo unweave the fate that's been stitched into his own life. before it claims him completely?
