The Library of Rain: A Story the Rain Refused to Forget

In a coastal town where the rain never truly stops, there is a house no one claims to own—and a library no one is meant to enter.

When Clara Devon arrives in Wethermere after her husband’s unexplained death, she inherits the house on the cliffs and everything inside it. Among its stone walls is a hidden library filled with books that are not stories, but records—each one bearing a person’s name, each one quietly documenting a life.

Some books are finished. Some end too soon. And a few are still being written.

As Clara begins to understand what the library does, the town starts to change. People vanish without dying. Memories unravel. The rain grows restless. And the house begins to demand something in return for the lives it spares.

Bound by rules older than the sea, Clara must decide what she is willing to sacrifice to stop the library from expanding—and whether saving others is worth becoming part of the record herself.

The Library of Rain is a dark, atmospheric novella about memory, consent, and the cost of knowing too much. A slow-burn supernatural story with psychological tension and haunting moral choices, it will appeal to readers of dark fantasy, magical realism, and quiet gothic fiction.

Some stories are read. Others are lived. And a few decide who is allowed to be remembered.

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E-bog: 26. januar 2026