Following the harrowing events in Wicker Hill, Abigail Alden is returned to the world of the living, but the woman who wakes in a cold Boston hospital is not the same one who died. Her twin brother, Asher, is shattered by a grief he thought was final, now grappling with a miracle that feels more like a haunting.
As Abigail's memories return in visceral, terrifying fragments, she realizes the truth of her resurrection lies not with doctors, but within the walls of a secret morgue that refuses to give up its dead. The unholy bond forged in the aftermath of her return pushes them to the edge of love and madness.
In a world where death is a debt and life has a terrible price, Abigail and Asher must confront a horror that lives not in a haunted town, but inside their very blood. Their love, once a sanctuary, becomes a beautiful and dangerous transgression, a defiant answer to a cosmos that demands balance.
Prepare for a visceral descent into love and loss, where the only thing more terrifying than dying is discovering what you're willing to do to live again.
About the Author :
F.C. Marrow is a writer, worldbuilder, and genre-bender with a lifelong obsession for storytelling that began in the third grade with a werewolf short story called Howloween. Since then, he's been crafting immersive, emotionally raw narratives that blur the lines between horror, fantasy, and erotic fiction.He lives in Thailand with his wife, son, and two cats, and brings a lifetime of creative discipline into every project-as a two-time world champion martial artist, musician, poet, songwriter, graphic designer & digital artist, podcast host and content creator.His debut novel Wicker Hill is a slow-burn psychological horror that pulls no punches. It explores fate, obsession, and devotion through the eyes of Abigail Alden-a character so real she shaped the world around her.Marrow's influences range from Spartacus: Blood and Sand, 90's anime, and Lovecraft, to The Witcher, Lord of the Rings, and the works of James Clavell. He writes for those who want stories that cut deep, linger long, and never let go.
Review :
"Abigail Alden is one of the most haunting protagonists I've ever followed. Wicker Hill blends grief, desire, and cosmic horror in ways that feel both intimate and terrifying."
"A hypnotic descent into erotic horror-lyrical, brutal, and impossible to look away from."
"There were pages I wanted to tear out. And I kept turning them anyway."
"If Wicker Hill is the psychological horror of the Wicker Anthology, then The Morge is the visceral, the grotesque, and physical horror."
"Abigail Alden is one of the most complex, devastatingly human protagonists I've ever read."
"Abigail and her relationship with her brother is intense, and transgressive. But it still makes so much sense and never seems out of place."
