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    The Bakery on Gloomland Street: Hallowind Cove, #1
    The Cursed Arm of Driftwood Beach: Hallowind Cove, #2
    The Revenant of Wrecker's Dock: Hallowind Cove, #1
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    Hallowind Cove Series

    By Cora Buhlert

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    About this series

    Sinister shadows menace a family…

    Strange things keep happening in the quirky little seaside town of Hallowind Cove, earning it the nickname "Harbour of the Weird".

    When the Hutchinson family buy the beautiful Beauregard mansion on Gloomland Street, they believe they've made the deal of a lifetime.

    But unfortunately, no one told them about the fog that envelops Hallowind Cove for three hundred and forty days a year. Or about the mysterious shadows that stand around Twilight Gardens, staring at random houses…

    This is a short story of 3300 words or approximately 14 pages in the Hallowind Cove series, but may be read as a standalone.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherPegasus Pulp Publishing
    Release dateMay 26, 2015
    The Bakery on Gloomland Street: Hallowind Cove, #1
    The Cursed Arm of Driftwood Beach: Hallowind Cove, #2
    The Revenant of Wrecker's Dock: Hallowind Cove, #1

    Titles in the series (5)

    • 1

      The Revenant of Wrecker's Dock: Hallowind Cove, #1
      The Revenant of Wrecker's Dock: Hallowind Cove, #1

      The Revenant of Wrecker's Dock: Hallowind Cove, #1

      Cora Buhlert
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      A dead man stalks a seaside town, looking for vengeance... Strange things keep happening in the permanently fog-shrouded seaside town of Hallowind Cove, earning it the nickname "Harbour of the Weird". When Paul comes Hallowind Cove, after inheriting an old house from an uncle he barely knew, he doesn't put much stock in those stories. But then he finds himself hunted by an angry zombie, who is looking to avenge a century-old crime… This is a short story of 4400 words or approximately 16 pages in the Hallowind Cove series, but may be read as a standalone.

      A dead man stalks a seaside town, looking for vengeance... Strange things keep happening in the permanently fog-shrouded seaside town of Hallowind Cove, earning it the nickname "Harbour of the Weird". When Paul comes Hallowind Cove, after inheriting an old house from an uncle he barely knew, he doesn't put much stock in those stories. But then he finds himself hunted by an angry zombie, who is looking to avenge a century-old crime… This is a short story of 4400 words or approximately 16 pages in the Hallowind Cove series, but may be read as a standalone.

    • 1

      The Bakery on Gloomland Street: Hallowind Cove, #1
      The Bakery on Gloomland Street: Hallowind Cove, #1

      The Bakery on Gloomland Street: Hallowind Cove, #1

      Cora Buhlert
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      A legendary monster threatens Christmas… It's Christmas time in the permanently fog-shrouded seaside town of Hallowind Cove, which is also known as the "Harbour of the Weird". Rachel Hammersmith is new to Hallowind Cove and has recently taken over the bakery on Gloomland Street, after Marie Percht, the previous owner, retired. However, Marie Percht didn't tell Rachel everything, when she retired. She didn't mention the fog, for starters, and she also didn't mention that her bakery plays a vital role during the Christmas season and not just as a provider of holiday cookies either. For the Krampus, a yuletide monster from alpine folklore, is coming to Hallowind Cove. And the only thing that can keep him from wrecking the town and ruining Christmas are pastries baked according to a secret recipe. Unfortunately, Rachel has no idea what the recipe is. However, with the help of fellow newcomer Paul MacQuarie, Rachel will bake up a storm to pacify Krampus and save Christmas. This is a novelette of 9300 words or approximately 32 pages in the Hallowind Cove series, but may be read as a standalone.

      A legendary monster threatens Christmas… It's Christmas time in the permanently fog-shrouded seaside town of Hallowind Cove, which is also known as the "Harbour of the Weird". Rachel Hammersmith is new to Hallowind Cove and has recently taken over the bakery on Gloomland Street, after Marie Percht, the previous owner, retired. However, Marie Percht didn't tell Rachel everything, when she retired. She didn't mention the fog, for starters, and she also didn't mention that her bakery plays a vital role during the Christmas season and not just as a provider of holiday cookies either. For the Krampus, a yuletide monster from alpine folklore, is coming to Hallowind Cove. And the only thing that can keep him from wrecking the town and ruining Christmas are pastries baked according to a secret recipe. Unfortunately, Rachel has no idea what the recipe is. However, with the help of fellow newcomer Paul MacQuarie, Rachel will bake up a storm to pacify Krampus and save Christmas. This is a novelette of 9300 words or approximately 32 pages in the Hallowind Cove series, but may be read as a standalone.

    • 2

      The Cursed Arm of Driftwood Beach: Hallowind Cove, #2
      The Cursed Arm of Driftwood Beach: Hallowind Cove, #2

      The Cursed Arm of Driftwood Beach: Hallowind Cove, #2

      Cora Buhlert
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      A disembodied arm terrifies a seaside town… Strange things keep happening in the permanently fog-shrouded seaside town of Hallowind Cove, earning it the nickname "Harbour of the Weird". When a beachcomber finds a giant wooden arm on the beach, the people of Hallowind Cove are excited about a new addition to the town museum's collection. But the wooden arm has a mind of its own – and the tendency to go walkabout by night… This is a short story of 2400 words or approximately 10 pages in the Hallowind Cove series, but may be read as a standalone.

      A disembodied arm terrifies a seaside town… Strange things keep happening in the permanently fog-shrouded seaside town of Hallowind Cove, earning it the nickname "Harbour of the Weird". When a beachcomber finds a giant wooden arm on the beach, the people of Hallowind Cove are excited about a new addition to the town museum's collection. But the wooden arm has a mind of its own – and the tendency to go walkabout by night… This is a short story of 2400 words or approximately 10 pages in the Hallowind Cove series, but may be read as a standalone.

    • 4

      The Mermaid of Foghorn Point: Hallowind Cove, #4
      The Mermaid of Foghorn Point: Hallowind Cove, #4

      The Mermaid of Foghorn Point: Hallowind Cove, #4

      Cora Buhlert
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      The catch of the day at the Croaking Foghorn is not at all as expected… Strange things keep happening in the permanently fog-shrouded seaside town of Hallowind Cove, earning it the nickname "Harbour of the Weird". Paul and Rachel's date at The Croaking Foghorn pub is derailed, when it turns out that local fisherman Eddie Bramwell brought home no fish, but one hell of a story. But Paul has one hell of a story of his own to tell and he's not at all sure how Rachel will react. This is a short story of 3400 words or approximately 12 pages in the Hallowind Cove series, but may be read as a standalone.

      The catch of the day at the Croaking Foghorn is not at all as expected… Strange things keep happening in the permanently fog-shrouded seaside town of Hallowind Cove, earning it the nickname "Harbour of the Weird". Paul and Rachel's date at The Croaking Foghorn pub is derailed, when it turns out that local fisherman Eddie Bramwell brought home no fish, but one hell of a story. But Paul has one hell of a story of his own to tell and he's not at all sure how Rachel will react. This is a short story of 3400 words or approximately 12 pages in the Hallowind Cove series, but may be read as a standalone.

    • 5

      The Standarounds of Twilight Gardens: Hallowind Cove, #5
      The Standarounds of Twilight Gardens: Hallowind Cove, #5

      The Standarounds of Twilight Gardens: Hallowind Cove, #5

      Cora Buhlert
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      Sinister shadows menace a family… Strange things keep happening in the quirky little seaside town of Hallowind Cove, earning it the nickname "Harbour of the Weird". When the Hutchinson family buy the beautiful Beauregard mansion on Gloomland Street, they believe they've made the deal of a lifetime. But unfortunately, no one told them about the fog that envelops Hallowind Cove for three hundred and forty days a year. Or about the mysterious shadows that stand around Twilight Gardens, staring at random houses… This is a short story of 3300 words or approximately 14 pages in the Hallowind Cove series, but may be read as a standalone.

      Sinister shadows menace a family… Strange things keep happening in the quirky little seaside town of Hallowind Cove, earning it the nickname "Harbour of the Weird". When the Hutchinson family buy the beautiful Beauregard mansion on Gloomland Street, they believe they've made the deal of a lifetime. But unfortunately, no one told them about the fog that envelops Hallowind Cove for three hundred and forty days a year. Or about the mysterious shadows that stand around Twilight Gardens, staring at random houses… This is a short story of 3300 words or approximately 14 pages in the Hallowind Cove series, but may be read as a standalone.

    Author

    Cora Buhlert

    Cora Buhlert was born and bred in North Germany, where she still lives today – after time spent in London, Singapore, Rotterdam and Mississippi. Cora holds an MA degree in English from the University of Bremen and is currently working towards her PhD. Cora has been writing, since she was a teenager, and has published stories, articles and poetry in various international magazines. When she is not writing, she works as a translator and teacher.

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