Broken Things

Name: Broken Things
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ISBN: 9798994686805

✍️ Diane Corso

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🏛 Cantwell Rock Books 📅 2026 🌐 English 📔 Paperback ISBN: 9798994686805

📝 Description: Broken Things

After a car accident shatters her life and steals pieces of her memory, writer Maggie Oliver retreats to her late husband's family cabin in the Sierra Nevadas to heal. But the cabin isn't as empty as it seems.

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Diane Corso's supernatural thriller Broken Things explores profound grief and isolation following a devastating car accident that leaves writer Maggie Oliver with fractured memories. Seeking solace, Maggie retreats to her late husband's remote family cabin in the Sierra Nevadas, only to discover a creeping, unsettling presence lingering in the empty rooms. Corso crafts a slow-burning, atmospheric dread that relies on psychological vulnerability and haunting ambiguity rather than overt gore. The narrative builds quiet tension around what is real and what is born of trauma, making it a thoughtful, moody experience for readers who appreciate nuanced ghost stories and character-driven supernatural suspense.

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Diane Corso's supernatural thriller Broken Things explores profound grief and isolation following a devastating car accident that leaves writer Maggie Oliver with fractured memories. Seeking solace, Maggie retreats to her late husband's remote family cabin in the Sierra Nevadas, only to discover a creeping, unsettling presence lingering in the empty rooms. Corso crafts a slow-burning, atmospheric dread that relies on psychological vulnerability and haunting ambiguity rather than overt gore. The narrative builds quiet tension around what is real and what is born of trauma, making it a thoughtful, moody experience for readers who appreciate nuanced ghost stories and character-driven supernatural suspense.