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The Court of Shadows
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- Date de parution25/05/2026
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Résumé
Welcome to In The Cards, a twenty-two author collection of standalone thriller and horror short stories. In this series, you'll find stories inspired by the meaning of a specific Tarot Card, thoughtfully written with that thread woven through. Whether you're a Tarot Card lover or not, you'll find thrillers and horrors that will creep under your skin and into your thoughts. *Knowledge of Tarot Cards is not necessary to read or enjoy these stories.*Louis wakes in a courtroom that does not belong to the living world.
There are no lawyers, no laws, and no way to argue his way free. The faceless jury already knows what he's done, and the judge is not there to decide innocence-it's there to deliver judgment. As the trial unfolds, Louis is forced to confront a lifetime of choices he's learned to excuse: moments of silence, self-preservation, and deliberate inaction that left others to bear the cost. Each charge peels back another layer of the person he has convinced himself he isn't.
The Court of Shadows does not deal in punishment alone. It offers choice. And with each revelation, Louis is pushed closer to a final decision that will demand more than confession-it will demand responsibility. In a place where truth cannot be hidden and judgment cannot be avoided, Louis must face the question he has spent his life running from: when everything is stripped away, who is he willing to sacrifice?
There are no lawyers, no laws, and no way to argue his way free. The faceless jury already knows what he's done, and the judge is not there to decide innocence-it's there to deliver judgment. As the trial unfolds, Louis is forced to confront a lifetime of choices he's learned to excuse: moments of silence, self-preservation, and deliberate inaction that left others to bear the cost. Each charge peels back another layer of the person he has convinced himself he isn't.
The Court of Shadows does not deal in punishment alone. It offers choice. And with each revelation, Louis is pushed closer to a final decision that will demand more than confession-it will demand responsibility. In a place where truth cannot be hidden and judgment cannot be avoided, Louis must face the question he has spent his life running from: when everything is stripped away, who is he willing to sacrifice?
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