House of Harrow

<p><strong>A house of wax. A game of hide and seek. A love so consuming it destroys everything it touches.</strong></p><p></p><p><em>Like if Neil Gaiman wrote Coraline for adults but meaner</em>. -Amazon review</p><p></p><p>High atop a dying hill stands the House of Harrow a candlelit ruin kept alive by memory magic and madness. Inside lives Harrow a woman made of wax who offers warmth safety and affection to the forgotten children she lures in from the cold. But Harrow's love is not gentle. It is possessive. Violent. Unforgiving.</p><p>The children may think it's only a game:</p><p></p><p><strong>Hide. Seek. Survive.</strong></p><p></p><p>But no one leaves Harrow's house unharmed.</p><p>Told through the fractured lenses of three unreliable narrators-Flea a bitter rat hardened by years of survival; Mayhem a silent crow haunted by what he won't stop; and Harrow herself a godlike being unraveling beneath the weight of grief-<em>House of Harrow</em> is a surreal gothic horror about obsession guilt and the brutal cost of holding on too tightly.</p><p></p><p><strong>🕯? A #1 NEW RELEASE 🕯? </strong></p><p></p><p><strong>????? A candle flicker fairy tale that melts down the very marrow of Hans Christian Anderson and the Brothers Grimm and renders them into a tallow of elegiac terror. -Clay McLeod Chapman author of <em>Wake Up and Open Your Eyes</em></strong></p><p></p><p><strong>????? The standard against which all other fantasy horrors shall be measured. -A.G. Mock internationally bestselling author of<em> Now is the Time of Monsters</em> and <em>The Little Woods</em></strong></p><p></p><p><strong>????? HOUSE OF HARROW is here and it means business.-William F. Gray author of OUR FATHERS' BURDEN and NORO</strong></p><p><em>Fans of</em> <strong>Neil Gaiman</strong> <strong>Clive Barker</strong> and <strong>A24 horror</strong> will be enthralled by this poetic haunting novella that asks what does it mean to love something so much... you ruin it? </p>