You Shouldn't Have Come Here
Jeneva Rose, 2023
Mystery, thriller & crime Contemporary fictionRomanceHorror
A New Yorker rents a remote Wyoming ranch for an escape. Her guarded host, the watchful town and her own lies make the isolation less peaceful than advertised.
Feels like dread, unease and longing. About death.
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The logic of a person who thinks protection and possession are the same thing.
But not everything was meant to be free. Some things had to be kept in cages. Jeneva Rose.Jeneva Rose first self-published her debut thriller, The Perfect Marriage, after rejections; it became a word-of-mouth bestseller.
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- If you liked You Shouldn't Have Come Here, try The Housemaid (Freida McFadden), Ask for Andrea (Noelle W. Ihli) and An Ember in the Ashes (Sabaa Tahir).
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The moment a bad dream stops being a dream.
I first realized I was dead the same way you realize you’ve been dreaming. Except backwards, I guess. Because the bad dream was real.
Ask for Andrea · Noelle W. Ihli
The difference between guilt that crushes you and guilt that steers you.
There are two kinds of guilt. The kind that’s a burden and the kind that gives you purpose. Let your guilt be your fuel. Let it remind you of who you want to be. Draw a line in your mind. Never cross it again. You have a soul. It’s damaged but it’s there. Don’t let them take it from you.
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