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Possessed
Hell hasn’t forgotten Harper, and neither has its ruler. They’ve been watching, waiting. And this time, not even Jedrek may be able to save her.
Harper’s gift of summoning the dead has gone unchecked, so long as the souls she called forth were returned. Heaven turned a blind eye. Hell made an unspoken truce. But now, the spirits she has been summoning are returning broken and fragmented... and hell is furious. They want their debt paid.
Jedrek, torn between duty to his master and the love he swore he'd never feel, is given a choice. He must collect what’s owed or uncover why Harper is being haunted by the very souls she was meant to release. To find the truth, Jedrek must delve into Harper’s darkness the only way he knows how...by tasting it for himself.
And if he’s too late? They both burn.
Content This book is a work of fiction intended for mature audiences (18+). It contains explicit sexual content, strong language, and violent encounters that may be disturbing for some readers. The book boyfriends within these pages don’t play well with strangers… though sometimes they do play with each other. Proceed with caution, curiosity, and maybe a fan nearby. Reader discretion is advised.
Harper’s gift of summoning the dead has gone unchecked, so long as the souls she called forth were returned. Heaven turned a blind eye. Hell made an unspoken truce. But now, the spirits she has been summoning are returning broken and fragmented... and hell is furious. They want their debt paid.
Jedrek, torn between duty to his master and the love he swore he'd never feel, is given a choice. He must collect what’s owed or uncover why Harper is being haunted by the very souls she was meant to release. To find the truth, Jedrek must delve into Harper’s darkness the only way he knows how...by tasting it for himself.
And if he’s too late? They both burn.
Content This book is a work of fiction intended for mature audiences (18+). It contains explicit sexual content, strong language, and violent encounters that may be disturbing for some readers. The book boyfriends within these pages don’t play well with strangers… though sometimes they do play with each other. Proceed with caution, curiosity, and maybe a fan nearby. Reader discretion is advised.
96 pages, Paperback
Published September 5, 2025
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About the author
Marie F. Crow
31 books50 followers Marie F Crow believes that monsters should keep you up at night with the thoughts of “what if” stalking your mind. She began writing horror after feeling the genre of zombie horror was getting too far away from actual horror, forgetting what a zombie is, and what that can mean to your world.
The recent advents of movies and literature have pushed the concept of the flesh eating undead too far into the realm of the mundane and cute. There is a need to once more rehash the genre with the proper respect to the psychological ramifications, and sheer horror, that the monsters deserve.
That sheer horror of possibly having to kill your friends, family, or anyone else for that matter before they become a shambling corpse willing, even driven, to consume the flesh of their own. The psychological destruction to the minds of the living their deaths could cause to those around them.
With the release of The Risen series, she hopes to, once again, breathe fear back into the genre that has always been a favorite of hers. Crafting her stories with honest emotions, and believable circumstances, she creates her world with an added twist to the classic monsters. She believes nothing is sacred in the land of horror inviting the reader to explore the depth of that concept by luring them deeper into her realm with visual images and emotional drama wrapped with a sparkling, gore dripping bow.
With open arms, she welcomes them back into the world of horror hoping they enjoy the ride, but requests they do keep all their limbs inside the ride at all times. The Risen are waiting, and they are hungry.
Sugar and Spice and Everything Dies Twice,
Marie F Crow
The recent advents of movies and literature have pushed the concept of the flesh eating undead too far into the realm of the mundane and cute. There is a need to once more rehash the genre with the proper respect to the psychological ramifications, and sheer horror, that the monsters deserve.
That sheer horror of possibly having to kill your friends, family, or anyone else for that matter before they become a shambling corpse willing, even driven, to consume the flesh of their own. The psychological destruction to the minds of the living their deaths could cause to those around them.
With the release of The Risen series, she hopes to, once again, breathe fear back into the genre that has always been a favorite of hers. Crafting her stories with honest emotions, and believable circumstances, she creates her world with an added twist to the classic monsters. She believes nothing is sacred in the land of horror inviting the reader to explore the depth of that concept by luring them deeper into her realm with visual images and emotional drama wrapped with a sparkling, gore dripping bow.
With open arms, she welcomes them back into the world of horror hoping they enjoy the ride, but requests they do keep all their limbs inside the ride at all times. The Risen are waiting, and they are hungry.
Sugar and Spice and Everything Dies Twice,
Marie F Crow
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