The Well of the Lost Souls - Septa, Riyan
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In the dying light of a Louisiana evening, Wanzella Batiste draws water from the old well behind her family's crumbling mansion-a nightly ritual that ties her to a legacy of beauty, madness, and secrets buried deeper than the well itself. But on this Halloween night, as the veil between worlds thins, her routine awakens something-or someone-that refuses to stay buried. Ghosts of her family's past rise, forcing Wanzella to face the truth about her sister Marlene's death and the dark forces haunting the Batistes for generations. In a decaying town where the dead won't rest, she must choose:…mehr

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Produktbeschreibung
In the dying light of a Louisiana evening, Wanzella Batiste draws water from the old well behind her family's crumbling mansion-a nightly ritual that ties her to a legacy of beauty, madness, and secrets buried deeper than the well itself. But on this Halloween night, as the veil between worlds thins, her routine awakens something-or someone-that refuses to stay buried. Ghosts of her family's past rise, forcing Wanzella to face the truth about her sister Marlene's death and the dark forces haunting the Batistes for generations. In a decaying town where the dead won't rest, she must choose: embrace her cursed inheritance or fight to break free from the well's grip-before it claims her soul.
Autorenporträt
Riyan Septa writes stories that dwell in the shadows-where haunted men meet seductive ghosts, and reality frays at the edges like a worn-out prayer. His fiction often blends Southern Gothic atmosphere with supernatural horror, psychological suspense, and deeply flawed characters who can't outrun their past. Born with a fascination for dark folklore, twisted small-town secrets, and the ways love and fear often dance in the same skin, Riyan draws inspiration from forgotten places, midnight conversations, and the uncomfortable truths people leave unsaid. When he's not writing, he enjoys walking in overgrown places, sipping black coffee, and imagining what might be waiting behind the next closed door. The Widow's Web is his most unsettling tale yet.