Connor Hayes CH writes slow-burn horror and paranormal thrillers that dig into the unsettling space where nature stops making sense. Drawn to isolated landscapes, forgotten local legends, and the quiet dread of things half-seen, Connor crafts stories where ordinary places hide extraordinary danger.
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The Breath Beneath Stillwater
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- Nombre de pages43
- FormatePub
- ISBN978-3-565-50934-8
- EAN9783565509348
- Date de parution22/08/2026
- Protection num.Digital Watermarking
- Taille238 Ko
- Infos supplémentairesepub
- ÉditeurEmphaloz Publishing House
Résumé
Deep inside a remote national park, Stillwater Lake begins to do something no body of water should ever do - it rises and falls in slow, deliberate rhythm, like a chest drawing air. Park ranger Daniel Cross is the first to notice the pattern, dismissing it as a seismic quirk until he wades in during a routine survey and feels something vast shift beneath his boots. As Daniel digs deeper, joined by resolute investigator Ethan Blackwell and sharp-eyed hydrologist Mara Whitlock, the three uncover a truth that predates the park itself, something that has been sleeping under the silt for centuries and has just begun to wake.
What starts as an environmental anomaly spirals into a fight for survival against a presence too large, too old, and too aware to be explained away.
What starts as an environmental anomaly spirals into a fight for survival against a presence too large, too old, and too aware to be explained away.



















