Colder Than Ice

The cold gets into places cold should not reach.Meredith is ready to end it - the anonymous website, the secret phone, the man she sees in hotels where no one asks for a name. One last cup of tea at the place where it started, and she can return to her garden, her attendance sheets, her husband's vintage cars, her son's indifference. She can stop being two women and go back to being the one nobody wants.That is not what happens.Colder Than Ice is a novella written at the intersection of psychological horror, literary suspense, and weird fiction - a suffocating first-person descent into a woman's unmaking, told in prose dense with imagery of ice, rot, and unseasonal growth. For readers who understand that the most frightening stories are the ones where the narrator cannot be trusted, and the flesh has already begun to testify.From the author of Blind Dates: Weird Stories.