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Millpond: Tales of the Monstrous and the Macabre
Three centuries of blood.
Twenty-five tales of terror.
Millpond, New England - the kind of sleepy place you’d pass through without a second glance. A town filled with friendly locals, manicured lawns and white picket fences.
But beneath the postcard charm lies a history steeped in the uncanny and the unholy. A pastor who mistakes murder for salvation. A newborn with an unnatural appetite that no mother could satisfy. A family stalked through the trees by something deadly. Moonshine, madness, monsters and more lurk in the shadows of this quaint little town.
This collection of stories peels back the skin of small-town America to expose the rot underneath.
Because every town has its secrets.
Millpond just buries them deeper.
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This book contains stories about monsters, written by humans.
Twenty-five tales of terror.
Millpond, New England - the kind of sleepy place you’d pass through without a second glance. A town filled with friendly locals, manicured lawns and white picket fences.
But beneath the postcard charm lies a history steeped in the uncanny and the unholy. A pastor who mistakes murder for salvation. A newborn with an unnatural appetite that no mother could satisfy. A family stalked through the trees by something deadly. Moonshine, madness, monsters and more lurk in the shadows of this quaint little town.
This collection of stories peels back the skin of small-town America to expose the rot underneath.
Because every town has its secrets.
Millpond just buries them deeper.
--
This book contains stories about monsters, written by humans.
242 pages, Kindle Edition
Published May 1, 2026
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August 19, 2026
Fantastic book
Love it, great stories not too long but long enough to keep you wanting to read one more and then another.
Definitely recommended this book.
Love it, great stories not too long but long enough to keep you wanting to read one more and then another.
Definitely recommended this book.
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