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A spell gone wrong. A demon who won't leave. A zombie with a bad attitude.

When three witches move into the abandoned Pritchard House, they expect whispers from the small-town locals. What they don't expect? Raising the dead, unleashing a demon with a flair for chaos, and becoming the town's number-one enemy overnight.

They needed answers. What they got was a supernatural disaster.

Now, with a flesh-hungry zombie roaming the streets, a demon stirring up trouble, and an angry mob sharpening their pitchforks, they have one night to set things right-before the town, or something far worse, takes them down.

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In the shadow-draped town of Slaughter, Louisiana, whispers travel faster than the sluggish bayou current, and every resident seems to carry a secret. When Sam arrives, he's looking for peace and a place to rebuild his life. What he finds instead is Ellen--beautiful, adventurous, and full of stories that weave the town's past with its hauntingly beautiful present.

Their connection is instant, and Sam can't help but fall for her. But Slaughter isn't the quiet town it appears to be, and Ellen's world is anything but ordinary. Beneath the surface of friendly smiles and warm welcomes lurk deeper, older rituals, and a group of friends bound by something darker than loyalty. As Ellen's feelings for Sam grow, so does the weight of a secret she's sworn to keep--a secret that may cost Sam more than he ever imagined. When strange disappearances shake the town, suspicion begins to rise, but nothing is as it seems. As Sam is drawn further into Slaughter's tangled history and Ellen's enigmatic circle of friends, he starts to sense that danger lies just beneath the surface of everything he thought he knew. In Having Sam for Dinner, love becomes a game of trust, deception hides behind Southern charm, and the bayou always claims its due.

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Men are vanishing in Ponchatoula, each disappearance feeding a tide of dark rumors. No one knows where they've gone-or why-but someone is always there, lingering at the edges.

Private investigator Grant Holloway's search for answers pulls him toward a killer who thrives in the shadows, each step marked by another body left behind.

In a town where every secret has a body behind it, the truth is just another grave waiting to be dug.

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Unsettling, static-choked calls begin bleeding into the late night broadcast at Knox 106.6, each one warped and impossible to trace. At first Dean and Jules chalk it up to bad connections and faulty phone lines.
Then people in town start dying. Every death bares eerie similarities to what is whispered through the static.
Now the calls are becoming clearer, the bodies are piling up, and whatever is on the other end of the line seems to know who's next.
Can Dean and Jules uncover what's happening before the broadcast becomes a death sentence for the entire town?

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Where Corvina gets her ideas 

Corvina Sweeney is a New Orleans native and cult-favorite horror author who writes from the liminal spaces where the living and the dead still speak. Born and raised near the mist-choked bayous of Louisiana, she grew up steeped in Southern folklore, where voodoo, forgotten tragedies, and ghost stories whispered in hushed tones were a way of life—not myth. Often called the Queen of Darkness, Sweeney is known for fully immersive, atmospheric storytelling that pulls readers deep into dread and unease. Her work blurs the line between mystery and the macabre, letting terror seep in slowly until nothing feels safe. A member of the prestigious Dark Veil Society—an elite circle of top indie horror authors—her stories linger like a bad dream: quiet, unsettling, and impossible to shake.

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