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The Lighthouse Keeper

There is a light at the end of the world; someone must maintain it.

Rule number four: never leave this island on your own.”

“Why not?”

“Because you won’t get far, trust me.”

“Mmm-kay.” Was that a threat or a warning? I don’t think either made me feel any better, but the latter had a challenge ring to it. I had no sea lore and wasn’t the most comfortable person on water and yet ‘we’ll see about that,’ was all I kept thinking.

“Rule number five—”

“How many more are there?” I interrupted him. He gave me one of his patent squint-glare.

“It’s the last one,” he answered, “and it’s the most important one. Rule number five: when I go to bed, you go to bed. No questions asked. You shut all doors and windows, blow all lights out and there’s no getting up until dawn.”

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After a terrible event, Jonah wakes up in a strange house owned by an even stranger man named “Sticks”. A new reality sets in: he is stranded on an island in the middle of the Atlantic! Waiting for a boat to come rescue him, Jonah takes part into the island’s everyday routine, but odd occurrences start to pile up and the truth becomes undeniable: this is no ordinary island. And what started out as a surreal dream will soon turn into an all-too-real nightmare...

 

"What would you do at the end of the world?"

 

Genre(s): Paranormal, mythology

Release date: June 7th 2016

Length: 220 pages (55k words)

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