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Trevor’s life changes overnight when a tragic accident leaves him in the care of his sharp-witted, fiercely loving grandmother Mary. Growing up in a house held together by sarcasm, stubborn routines, and unexpected humor, Trevor learns to survive with the help of his outspoken best friend Sarah and the quiet strength of the people who refuse to give up on him. When Mary’s health begins to fail, he’s pushed into adulthood before he’s ready, and the arrival of a guarded handyman named Alec slowly turns simple repairs into a life-changing connection built on trust, humor, and lasting love.

Some lessons can only be learned from the dying. Death has a name, and he prefers you call him Mort. For millennia, he's guided souls across the threshold with professional efficiency—until curiosity gets the better of him. What happens when Death decides to slow down, listen, and learn from the stories that unfold in those final moments? In this profound continuation, Mort discovers that some souls carry wisdom worth preserving, lessons that challenge even his ancient understanding of what it means to be human.

Death has a name, and he prefers you call him Mort. Charming, well-dressed, and devastatingly patient, he's been collecting what's owed to him since the first breath became the last. But some debts run deeper than others, and some people think they're too important to pay. In this chilling continuation, Mort returns with three new tales that guide you through the shadows where reality bends and the price of defying death compounds with interest. A house that traps families in an endless cycle, refusing to let them go.

A dark comedy of ghosts, grudges, and one very confused hotel manager. Charlie Bennett’s boring life managing a chain hotel takes a hard left when his weird Uncle Harold dies and leaves him a crumbling, creepy Victorian inn in the middle of nowhere. The good news? He owns a hotel now. The bad news? It’s haunted as hell. Furniture moves on its own. Portraits blink. The piano plays itself every Tuesday at midnight (thanks, Heinrich). And don’t even get him started on the ghost kid who keeps rearranging his sock drawer.

When the line between life and death blurs, what price will you pay to protect the ones you love? Joey McCreary’s life takes a chilling turn during a mundane night shift at Sunny’s Diner when Death himself offers a deal: an extension of life in exchange for becoming the Reaper’s apprentice. But as Joey collects souls, the weight of his choices grows unbearable, dragging him deeper into a world where morality and mortality clash. Caught in a sinister web of cosmic balance, Joey must confront his darkest fears and the ultimate sacrifice to redeem himself.

Meet Mortimer, aka Death himself, your charming Southern host with a taste for the macabre and stories that burrow deep under your skin. He's not here to swing a scythe or rattle chains. He's here to tell you three tales that'll make you check your locks twice and sleep with the lights on. In a yellow house on Ridgewood Lane, newlyweds Tom and Emily think they've found their slice of heaven until something ancient and hungry decides they're trespassing on its domain.

James has spent decades torn between desire and loss, haunted by the men who shaped his life. First, there was Ethan, the soldier who ignited something fierce inside him during the chaos of war. Their love was wild, dangerous, forged in secrecy amidst gunfire and stolen moments. Every touch burned, every kiss a desperate claim, knowing it could all disappear in an instant. Then, as quickly as it began, Ethan was gone, lost to time but never forgotten. Then came Adam, the man who found James broken and gave him something he never thought he’d feel again. Stability. Comfort.

The fire’s gone. The dead stayed behind. Ethan Matthews thought coming back to Crestwood High would bring closure. He’s not a student anymore. Now he’s a teacher. And he’s married to Hanna, his high school sweetheart, one of the few who survived the fire that scarred them both. But something’s still lurking in those halls. Whispers echo through empty classrooms. Shadows shift when no one’s there. The ones who died? They never left. And they’re not here to haunt Ethan. They’re trying to make him remember. As old memories crawl back, Ethan starts questioning everything he thought he knew.