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BEWARE OF THE MIRROR.

Beth Haven looks like any other small town - quiet streets, a local diner, people who mind their own business. Maybe a little too well. Edward has lived here long enough to learn the unspoken rule: when the police drag townspeople into the woods at night, you don't ask questions.

But Edward follows them anyway.

What he finds in an abandoned cabin at the treeline will haunt him long after he wishes he'd stayed home: a forbidden book, a cracked mirror, an old woman with burning red eyes - and a black kitten that is no kitten at all, but something ancient wearing its shape. Something hungry. Something that has been waiting behind the glass for a very long time.

The thing in the mirror follows Edward home. It doesn't need doors. It travels through reflections - a diner window, a hospital waiting room - and it knows his name. It knows his friend Chris, too, the only other person who's ever survived looking into it. "You brought me home," it whispers to Edward, and he understands with dawning terror that the evil didn't escape Beth Haven. He carried it out with him.

Edward smashes the mirror. He runs. But glass can't hold what's already inside him. In a roadside motel, with every mirror covered, blood seeps through the towels - and his own reflection smiles back wrong, red flickering in its pupils.

Then, on a deserted highway, the old woman steps out of the dark - no longer confined to reflections, no longer asking permission - with the only bargain she ever makes: one life. His... or someone else's.

MEOW is a supernatural horror novella about the evil that hides in plain sight, the price of looking away, and the reflections you can never outrun. A story of small-town secrets, impossible choices, and the thing that waits behind every mirror for someone to finally look.

For fans of Paul Tremblay's A Head Full of Ghosts and Catriona Ward's The Last House on Needless Street - horror that unsettles less through gore than through the slow, certain dread of being chosen.

Don't look too long. It's already looking back.

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  • ISBN-13: 9798256164676
  • ISBN-10: 9798256164676
  • Publisher: Self Publisher
  • Publish Date: July 2026
  • Dimensions: 8.5 x 5.5 x 0.21 inches
  • Shipping Weight: 0.28 pounds
  • Page Count: 100

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