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During the occupation of Kessler, a forbidden love grows between a German soldier and a French baker’s daughter. When he learns he is to be sent to the front line, betrayal shadows their fragile romance — and the old well, long whispered about in village tales, waits quietly for what comes next.
A RAF pilot is shot down over occupied France and forced to navigate wreckage, miles of forest, and relentless enemy patrols. Cut off and hunted, he’s pushed into a brutal contest of endurance and identity. The Pilot becomes a story where survival demands he confront not only the enemy around him, but something far more harrowing.
Germany is collapsing. With defeat looming, Hitler demanded a miracle — an army that wouldn’t bleed, wouldn’t retreat, wouldn’t die. He wanted soldiers raised from the dead.
In the isolated town of Kessler, a German soldier discovers the marshlands are alive—and hungry. When the army begins feeding it their dead, Grenadier Hoffman is driven to the brink of madness by the horrors he’s forced to conceal.
After a failed mission, French Resistance fighters escape into the sewers beneath Vire to evade the Nazis. But in the darkness below the city, they discover that something far more terrifying than the Germans is waiting for them.
When an elite Allied unit investigates an abandoned German research facility deep in the shadows of Mont Noir, they awaken a substance that tears the team apart one by one until only a single survivor remains. This is his account of the Black Snow horror.
After abandoning MN‑13, a secret bunker buried high in the mountains, a squad of Nazi soldiers must battle the brutal elements, their own unravelling minds — and the thing that stalks them through the fog.
Each lantern hung was a tally of the dead, a marker for every soul taken by the mountain. And when only the final lantern remained, the valley knew that one more would be enough to unseal what should never be unsealed.
After the reset, no one remembers the war — no one but Amélie. Haunted by spirals, coordinates, and the blank calm of those around her, she begins to uncover the truth: the world wasn’t rebuilt, it was rewritten. And someone — or something — is still watching.
Rene Fontaine rushed to the hospital in Vire after his brother was carried down from Mont Noir, barely alive and given only days to live. But as Rene kept watch, he realised death wasn’t the worst fate awaiting him. Something else was taking hold—something monstrous.
An explorer travels to Mont Noir in search of a lost Wehrmacht bunker that should have stayed buried. The real threat isn’t what he uncovers in MN‑13. The true horror is what follows him out of the mountain.
A humble fisherman discovers a locket dredged up in his nets, and soon impossible fortune begins to follow him. But whether by coincidence or by the strange power sealed within it, the locket’s true price is far darker than anything he ever bargained for.












