fabliva.
Liv, an audio restorer, books a room at an old seaside guesthouse to finish twelve recorded interviews. At night, a woman's voice comes through a disused speaking tube. Her next recording contains her own voice, saying words she has not yet spoken. When Liv goes home, the owner, Els, stays behind. Liv returns to help her, but a familiar voice is not always someone you can trust.
About 5 hr 6 min · 31 chapters Available offlineBrief reading pointers without plot spoilers; not an exhaustive list of every subject.
Novel · 31 chapters · 64,257 words
Available languages: Nederlands, English
Psychological horror with unexplained voices, sustained unease and an accident; no graphic violence.
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FABLIVA
The first three paragraphs of chapter 1. Your reading place changes only when you open a chapter.
Liv caught the guesthouse bell with her sleeve. As she pulled away, it rang again. A woman rose from behind the counter, holding a roll of bin bags.
‘Once is enough,’ she said. ‘It won't make me any quicker.’
‘That was my coat.’
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