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At the edge of everything, there is a house. It stands where forgotten stories go to die-or to wait. Its rooms shift and breathe. Its walls hold the remnants of tales no one remembers: a tower where a girl once waited for rescue that never came, a ballroom frozen mid-dance, a garden that grows without end. And at its heart lives Yarrow, the Keeper-a creature stitched together from the pieces of every caretaker who came before. Yarrow has one rule: never let anyone in. Then someone knocks. The visitor has no memory, no name, no story of their own. They shouldn't exist. They certainly shouldn't be here, in a house that exists outside of time, tended by a keeper who has long forgotten what it means to hope. But the visitor is here. And their arrival will change everything-the house, the stories it holds, and the lonely keeper who has spent centuries believing that some doors should never be opened. The House at the Edge of Once Upon a Time is a dark fairy tale about forgotten things, broken things, and the radical act of choosing to stay. For readers of Clive Barker, Neil Gaiman, and Shirley Jackson.

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N. S. Streets writes dark fairy tales for readers who never stopped believing in the space under the bed. He spent twenty years writing in the quiet hours-the time between midnight and dawn when the stories come alive. Now, at forty, he's keeping a promise to someone he loved: to stop writing in the dark and start sharing the light. He lives in the Midwest with his wife, three children, and fourteen cats-thirteen black ones named after his favorite authors, and a tabby named Bobby Singer who sits on his shoulders while he writes.

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