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BRIAR FALLS: THE SERIES

Briar Falls

Welcome to Briar Falls, where every story is different, but something is always wrong.

Briar Falls is a collection of interconnected supernatural mysteries and psychological thrillers set in the strange little town of Briar Falls. Each book tells a completely different story, following different characters, different mysteries, and sometimes entirely different corners of the town.

A missing girl. A family moving into a house they don't understand. A mysterious radio station. Strange messages. A night that refuses to stay in the past. A camera that may be seeing something it shouldn't. The stories of Briar Falls can go in almost any direction, and you never quite know what you'll find when you get there.

The best part? You don't have to read them in order.

Every Briar Falls story is written to stand on its own, with its own beginning, middle, and ending. You can pick up whichever story sounds interesting to you and dive right in without knowing anything about the books that came before it.

At the same time, the books share the same town, mythology, and strange underlying forces. Characters, locations, events, and small details may cross from one story into another, rewarding readers who choose to explore the entire series. Things that seem insignificant in one book may take on a completely different meaning in another.

That means Briar Falls can be read in two ways: as individual stories or as pieces of a much larger mystery.

No two books are quite the same. Some are darker. Some are more emotional. Some lean heavily into mystery and suspense, while others explore family, grief, fear, memory, and the things people would rather forget.

But they all have one thing in common:

Briar Falls is not a normal town.

And once you start looking closely, you may realize that some of its stories aren't finished when the book ends.

Welcome to Briar Falls. Every story is different. Every story stands on its own. But they're all connected by the town that refuses to let its secrets stay buried.

The Games We Keep

Some games are more than games. They become part of who we are.

The Games We Keep is a personal memoir about growing up with video games and the memories that stay with us long after we put down the controller.

For Delco Dude, gaming was never just about winning, finishing a level, or beating the final boss. It was about the people sitting beside you, the games you couldn't wait to play, the worlds you disappeared into, and the little moments that somehow became part of your childhood.

But eventually, things change.

The games that once filled entire afternoons become memories. The controller doesn't get picked up quite as often. Life gets busier. And one day, you realize that you're no longer the kid waiting for his turn.

You're the one watching.

The Games We Keep follows that transition through memories of the games and experiences that shaped Delco Dude's childhood and the realization that those memories don't have to end simply because his own gaming days have changed.

Instead, the controller gets passed on.

As his son begins discovering games for himself, familiar sounds, characters, adventures, and experiences take on an entirely new meaning. Watching his son play creates a strange kind of connection between past and present, bringing back pieces of a childhood that seemed long gone while creating memories that belong to a new generation.

This isn't a book about gaming history, rankings, or the greatest games ever made.

It's about what those games meant to one person.

It's about childhood, nostalgia, growing up, parenthood, and the strange feeling of seeing someone you love discover something that once meant everything to you.

Because sometimes, passing the controller doesn't mean you're finished playing.

Sometimes, it means the game gets to continue through someone else.

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