Grief doesn't just linger—it kills.In the quiet town of Hollow's, whispers of a figure dressed in black have returned. Locals call her The Mourner—a relentless slasher who stalks the brokenhearted, feeding on sorrow, regret, and secrets best left buried. No one knows who she really is, only that when the sobbing begins, someone won't live to tell the tale.When a string of brutal murders shakes the community, those left behind must confront their darkest fears and d...

A mysterious city appears in the sky.
And nothing will ever be the same.When Joel Cohen's quiet Indiana town is overshadowed by an impossible city suspended above it, his life—and his future—are thrown into chaos.As a rising newscaster, Joel is determined to uncover the truth. But when ancient forces begin to move, and a hidden enemy reveals itself, the mystery turns into something far more dangerous.Now, Joel must protect the people he loves while ...

Heartfelt Stories is a powerful collection of short stories that explores love, heartbreak, and resilience through deeply emotional storytelling. From first encounters that change everything to heartbreaks that linger, these stories reveal the strength it takes to heal, trust, and love again. With raw honesty and heartfelt emotion, Deborah Thomas brings readers into moments of vulnerability and hope, reminding us that even in pain there is beauty, and in heartbreak there can be gr...

This book examines the treatment of space and narrative in a selection of classic films including My Darling Clementine, It's a Wonderful Life, and Vertigo. Deborah Thomas employs a variety of arguments in exploring the reading of space and its meaning in Hollywood cinema and film generally. Topics covered include the importance of space in defining genre (such as the necessity of an urban landscape for a gangster film to be a gangster film); the ambiguity of off...

This book examines the treatment of space and narrative in a selection of classic films including My Darling Clementine, It's a Wonderful Life, and Vertigo. Deborah Thomas employs a variety of arguments in exploring the reading of space and its meaning in Hollywood cinema and film generally. Topics covered include the importance of space in defining genre (such as the necessity of an urban landscape for a gangster film to be a gangster film); the ambiguity of off...