0822326 – Book Blurb: “Mirror Mirror: Halloween Party of the Century” Sandy was overwhelmed when the dressing mirror erupted with a bolt of energy as the entity eliminated her attackers. Terror overwhelmed her, and in a fit of rage she threw the ancient tome that possessed her at the mirror, shattering it. The book ricocheted […]
Category: Supernatural Psychological Thriller
This thrilling tale begins in the library of the centuries-old Hawthorne House, where Sandy Tillman selects a leather-bound tome adorned with ornate gold-leaf calligraphy, titled Mirror Mirror. The inscription on the first page read: “Whoever possesses this book shall have exclusive control of all reflective powers that flow forth when called upon in good stead […]
Novellaire Circle Book Club Author Spotlight Feature Ongoing Spotlight Season | April 20th, 2026 At Novellaire Circle Book Club, we are committed to discovering bold voices and stories that challenge the boundaries of imagination. This season, we are honored to spotlight author Gary G Wise, whose novel “Mirror Mirror: Halloween Party of the Century” takes […]
“Mirror Mirror” Possessed by a Book? What started as a Halloween party ran into unexpected outcomes for Sandy Tillman and her best friend, Melissa Merriweather. What would you do if you picked up a book with an intriguing title and discovered that you did not possess it, but it possessed you simply by reading the […]
“Mirror, Mirror” – Possession Begins Sandy had just discovered the ancient leather-bound tome titled “Mirror, Mirror” written in ornate, faded gold lettering on the spine. She did not realize that, by simply opening the book and reading the inscription, she was not only in possession of the book … the book possessed her. Let the […]
Here is another tale that originated as a short story over ten years ago, titled “Reluctant Princess.” My Relentless Wench Muse impressed upon me that “There’s more story here, Mate.” As usual, She was right, and as usual, I listened to Her. The result is a prophetic, wild, satisfyingly terrifying tale. * * * * […]