Echoes Of The Obsidian - Gould, Nicholas Lee
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When peace is only a mask, the past claws its way back. In the sleepy mountain town of Oak Haven, two decades of quiet have buried the horrors of a forgotten cult and the boy who led it. But when fifteen-year-old Lillian stumbles upon a haunted relic in the heart of the woods, the light within her awakens-drawing the attention of an ancient evil once sealed away. Now marked by powers she never asked for and secrets her parents swore to keep hidden, Lillian must confront the terrifying legacy of Tommy Obsidian and a godlike force that feeds on fear. As the shadows stir and old scars begin to…mehr

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When peace is only a mask, the past claws its way back. In the sleepy mountain town of Oak Haven, two decades of quiet have buried the horrors of a forgotten cult and the boy who led it. But when fifteen-year-old Lillian stumbles upon a haunted relic in the heart of the woods, the light within her awakens-drawing the attention of an ancient evil once sealed away. Now marked by powers she never asked for and secrets her parents swore to keep hidden, Lillian must confront the terrifying legacy of Tommy Obsidian and a godlike force that feeds on fear. As the shadows stir and old scars begin to burn, the battle between darkness and light is no longer over-it's only just begun. A chilling supernatural thriller about buried truths, inherited power, and the fight for a future that refuses to be consumed by the past.
Autorenporträt
Nicholas Lee Gould is a 44-year-old single father from Columbus, Georgia, raising his son while living with ADD, ADHD, anxiety, and insomnia. These shared struggles shape every story he writes. His work blends dark fantasy with emotional truth-stories forged in silence, sharpened by sleepless nights, and driven by the relentless will to endure. Nicholas writes not just to escape the darkness, but to understand it-and, perhaps, to help others do the same.