Connor Hayes CH writes psychological thrillers with a paranormal edge, drawn to stories where ordinary people stumble into things they were never meant to find. Fascinated by old houses, hidden rooms, and the small moments where fate quietly shifts, Connor crafts suspense that lingers long after the last page. When not writing, Connor is usually chasing another eerie idea worth turning into a book.
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The Faces Not Yet Fallen
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- Nombre de pages43
- FormatePub
- ISBN978-3-565-51227-0
- EAN9783565512270
- Date de parution03/09/2026
- Protection num.Digital Watermarking
- Taille253 Ko
- Infos supplémentairesepub
- ÉditeurEmphaloz Publishing House
Résumé
When Daniel Cross stumbles into a hidden room inside an abandoned mansion, he expects dust and cobwebs - not walls lined floor to ceiling with photographs of strangers, each one very much alive. As he studies the faces, a horrifying pattern emerges: every person on that wall is destined to die, and the room seems to know it before it happens. With reclusive heir Ethan Blackwell hiding secrets behind the mansion's locked doors and enigmatic local Mara Whitlock warning him to leave before it's too late, Daniel is pulled into a countdown he never agreed to join.
The room isn't just watching the future. It's choosing it. And now Daniel's own face is missing from the wall - which either means he's safe, or he's next to be added.
The room isn't just watching the future. It's choosing it. And now Daniel's own face is missing from the wall - which either means he's safe, or he's next to be added.






















