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The Bridge
There’s a box. “It’s long, but not coffin long,” the Count says. “More like for shoes. Small shoes.” He can’t remember what it looks like, but it just may hold the key to setting him free. Too bad it was last seen in a closed artery of time.
Laurel has to keep her eyes forward. Her second assassin is still on the loose, Natalie is still in a coma, and Rob is tracking mysterious signals out on the water. Fearing the source of these signals is the anomaly that is the origin of their timeline, Laurel is in a panic, but she also has problems closer to home. Aunt Meryl is hoping to host a small, non-threatening Christmas Eve lunch, even as the Hirondelle is hosting its own gathering.
With the situation growing dire on all fronts and strange objects appearing in the old house, Laurel must face off against an insidious threat she never saw coming. Can she find the right answers before everything is swept away?
Laurel has to keep her eyes forward. Her second assassin is still on the loose, Natalie is still in a coma, and Rob is tracking mysterious signals out on the water. Fearing the source of these signals is the anomaly that is the origin of their timeline, Laurel is in a panic, but she also has problems closer to home. Aunt Meryl is hoping to host a small, non-threatening Christmas Eve lunch, even as the Hirondelle is hosting its own gathering.
With the situation growing dire on all fronts and strange objects appearing in the old house, Laurel must face off against an insidious threat she never saw coming. Can she find the right answers before everything is swept away?
366 pages, Paperback
Published December 24, 2023
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Rhya Tenney
4 books51 followersRhya Tenney was born and raised in New York City and now lives and works in eastern Pennsylvania. If she had a tagline as a writer, it might be: Odd stories, yes, but they’re fun. Her characters keep company with ghosts, scientists, fortune tellers, AI, and the curious and inconstant denizens only detected by the mind’s eye. Expect old houses, snippets of poetry, nuggets of Buddhist thought, and get-togethers that don’t go as planned. Her books are woven from the threads of multiple genres—so expect the unexpected.
Reviews for Winter
"Tenney’s genre-blending novel combines a haunted-house mystery with artificial intelligence SF. …A delightfully weird and surprising tale of the paranormal.”—Kirkus Reviews
"Rhya Tenney’s WINTER is an … enthralling and introspective blend of supernatural elements and fantasy, with compelling displays of tension, emotion, and chills. The dread in the story culminates into a unique twist that leaves readers wanting more from this magical universe."—IndieReader
“Unsettling haunted house story, made fresh with sentient AI.” ⚡️Editor's Pick - BookLife Reviews
Reviews for Winter
"Tenney’s genre-blending novel combines a haunted-house mystery with artificial intelligence SF. …A delightfully weird and surprising tale of the paranormal.”—Kirkus Reviews
"Rhya Tenney’s WINTER is an … enthralling and introspective blend of supernatural elements and fantasy, with compelling displays of tension, emotion, and chills. The dread in the story culminates into a unique twist that leaves readers wanting more from this magical universe."—IndieReader
“Unsettling haunted house story, made fresh with sentient AI.” ⚡️Editor's Pick - BookLife Reviews
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