Daughters-Mothers

A small cottage village "Happiness" was once a remote village with the ominous name Quagmire. There are only two dozen children here, and Alice, who moved here with her parents, hopes to find friends among them. But something is clearly wrong with the local kids – they behave strangely and frighteningly. Very soon, Alice will understand: behind the facade of pastoral idyllic lies a bloody secret. And it would be better for no one to try to look into the heart of the village to unravel its dark secrets. For then, you might inadvertently encounter dark forces that can kill you.

• 1. A tense atmosphere from the very first pages: the cottage village "Happiness" seems perfect, but it quickly becomes clear that an ancient evil is hidden behind the facade. Disturbing details and the strange behavior of local children create a suffocating sensation that does not let go until the end.
• 2. A teenage perspective on the supernatural: the story is told from Alice's point of view – a young heroine who does not just observe but actively seeks answers.
• 3. A multi-layered investigation of the place's secrets: the village's past is gradually revealed – from ancient beliefs to mystical murders. The investigation becomes a journey into the depths of the history and mythology of the place.