The Hand Of Iris

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Genres

LGBT Horror and Short Stories

Trigger Warnings

Blood & Gore, Death, Violence, Animal Abuse, Graphic Violence, Profanity, Abuse, Torture, and Child Abuse

Type of Ending

Series

Not part of a series

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Publication Date

Oct 11, 2024

Page Length

223 pages

Available Formats

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The Hand Of Iris

Published Copy

Blurb

Eight hair-raising tales to honor the Hand Of Iris.

Marcy is a bundle of nerves when visiting her girlfriend Azura’s place, not just because she is meeting the family for the first time, but because she and her brother have heard rumours that a legendary treasure is hidden inside the grand family’s manor. While trying to figure out how to sneak her brother inside to steal the treasure, Marcy is approached by many of Azura’s family members as they tell eight spine-chilling tales born from their dark imaginations.

One tale shows how a man contends with a monster skulking the streets by a seedy hotel. Another, a woman who is sensitive to sunlight that must blend in with a society of vampires in the polar north. Employees in an animal testing facility find themselves besieged by a feral werewolf. A woman who believes herself to be a saint finds herself confronted with the sins she committed for the sake of self-righteousness. All those and other stories are told as Marcy explores the house of the elusive Bender-Vee family.

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Genres

LGBT Horror and Short Stories

Trigger Warnings

Blood & Gore, Death, Violence, Animal Abuse, Graphic Violence, Profanity, Abuse, Torture, and Child Abuse

Type of Ending

Series

Not part of a series

Author Prefers A Review On

Goodreads or Amazon

Reader Spots Remaining

Number of days to read

Publication Date

Oct 11, 2024

Page Length

223 pages

Available Formats

ePub and PDF

Author

R. Van Brabant was born in 1998 and grew up in Morinville, Alberta. Ever since elementary school, she was keen on writing, to the point where her teachers tried to hide the paper she used to write so many stories. Though she always kept finding more to use. She graduated from Vancouver Film School’s game design program. When not trying to create new stories to tell she can often be found on the computer either surfing the web or playing horror games on her PC.