Riyan Septa

Where the Roots Whisper (eBook, ePUB)

• Format: ePub

Produktbeschreibung

In the moss-draped heart of the Louisiana bayou, some family roots run deep enough to drown in.

Harold Wickham has always been a practical man, proud of his hard-won life with his wife, Tasmine. But when he agrees to drive her younger sister, Nakya, back to her childhood home in Canebrulay, he steps into a world where the line between nightmare and reality dissolves.

The Thibodeaux house is more than a mansion; it's a living, breathing entity built on a foundation of old money and older magic. Its walls pulse with secrets, and in its shadows, Harold's deepest desires are twisted into terrifying visions. He sees a woman who is not Nakya, a creature with too many eyes, and a haunting that wears his mother-in-law's face.

As a malevolent fog descends and the townsfolk-marked with cryptic symbols-begin to circle with hungry eyes, Harold must uncover the truth behind the Thibodeaux family's dark bargain. To save Nakya and himself, he will have to confront not only the monsters in the swamp but also the forbidden yearnings in his own heart. Because in Canebrulay, the past isn't dead. It's buried in the black soil, and its roots are whispering his name.

A chilling Southern Gothic masterpiece, Where the Roots Whisper is a tale of legacy, lust, and the terrifying price of deals made in the dark.

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Riyan Septa
• Erscheinungstermin: 3. September 2025
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9798232196981
• Artikelnr.: 75371424

Autorenporträt

Riyan Septa is a storyteller drawn to the forgotten corners of the worldplaces where silence speaks louder than words, and memory lingers like mist over still water. His writing blends folklore, Southern Gothic atmosphere, and coming-of-age grit to explore the spaces between what's seen and what's believed.

When he isn't conjuring ghosts and shadows on the page, Riyan is a quiet observer of people, places, and old things with stories to tell. He believes that every town has its secrets, every child carries questions, and sometimes, the river knows more than it lets on.

The Boy by the River is his haunting debuta tribute to strange friendships, restless spirits, and the courage it takes to face what hides in the dark.