At a Winter's Fire

di Bernard Capes (Autore)

CLXBX, 2026

At a Winter's Fire by Bernard Capes is a captivating collection of stories that blends mystery, suspense, supernatural intrigue, and psychological insight. Known for his atmospheric storytelling and vivid imagination, Capes crafts a series of tales designed to evoke the feeling of gathering around a warm fire on a cold evening to hear stories that entertain, unsettle, and inspire reflection. Within these pages, readers will encounter a variety of characters faced with unusual circumstances, hidden dangers, and unexpected encounters. Each story unfolds with its own distinctive mood and setting, ranging from quiet domestic scenes to eerie situations where the ordinary gives way to the mysterious. Through carefully constructed narratives and memorable twists, the collection keeps readers engaged from one tale to the next. Bernard Capes excels at creating tension and atmosphere, drawing readers into worlds where appearances can be deceptive and where deeper truths often lie just beneath the surface. His storytelling combines elements of classic ghost stories, psychological drama, and literary fiction, resulting in narratives that are both entertaining and thought-provoking. Themes of fear, memory, fate, secrecy, human nature, imagination, and the unknown run throughout the collection. The stories explore the ways in which people respond to uncertainty and how hidden emotions and desires can shape extraordinary events. At a Winter's Fire remains a delightful example of classic storytelling. Rich in atmosphere and variety, it offers readers a rewarding blend of suspense, mystery, and literary craftsmanship. Whether enjoyed for its chilling moments, emotional depth, or imaginative plots, this collection continues to charm fans of classic short fiction and supernatural tales.

• Autore: Bernard Capes
• Anno edizione: 2026
• Editore: CLXBX
• Formato: EPUB3 con Adobe DRM
• Lingua: Inglese
• Compatibilità: Tutti i dispositivi (eccetto Kindle)
• Layout: Reflowable
• EAN: 9782222477792