
The Webs Of Ragnarok
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Some towns keep secrets. Ravenfall has learned how to forget them.
Fifteen-year-old Soren Quinn has never thought of Ravenfall as anything special.
It's a small, aging town where everybody knows everybody, old buildings outnumber new ones, and Blackwater Lake is just another place people warn teenagers not to wander after dark. However that just provides an exciting place to gather.
Soren has ordinary problems. School. Friends. Figuring out why he suddenly notices Liv differently. Taking care of Valhalla, his tarantula, and trying to understand the strange little details most people overlook.
Then something changes.
A forgotten symbol appears where it shouldn't.
Old records don't agree with what people remember.
A photograph seems to show something that couldn't have been there.
And Blackwater Lake begins to feel less like a place and more like a question.
Soren's curiosity draws him deeper into Ravenfall's history, alongside Liv and a small group of people who each seem to know a different version of the town's past. The more they investigate, the more they discover that Ravenfall has survived things nobody remembers happening—and that some people may have spent generations making sure it stays that way.
Then Soren discovers a connection between the mystery and something that happened to him when he was seven.
Something he doesn't remember.
Something someone desperately wanted him to forget.
Now Soren has to decide how far he's willing to go for the truth—and whether uncovering the past is worth disturbing whatever has been waiting beneath Ravenfall all along.
Because some mysteries are simply too dangerous to solve.
And some are too dangerous to simply remember.
RAVENFALL: The Web Beneath Ravenfall is the beginning of a seven-book Young Adult mystery fantasy series about friendship, first love, forgotten history, and the terrifying consequences of discovering that the world you thought you knew isn't quite the world that exists.
Chapter 1: Ravenfall
Chapter 2: Valhalla
Chapter 3: Liv
Chapter 4: The Lake
Chapter 5: The Others
Chapter 6: Mara Quinn
Chapter 7: The Trip to Blackwater
Chapter 8: The Mark
Chapter 9: The Photograph
Chapter 10: Nolan's First History Lesson
Chapter 11: The Missing Page
Chapter 12: Grace
Chapter 13: The Quinn House
Chapter 14: Valhalla's Warning
Chapter 15: The Second Mark
Chapter 16: Liv Pushes Back
Chapter 17: Blackwater Stories
Chapter 18: Mara's Discovery
Chapter 19: The Night at the Lake
Chapter 20: Across the Water
Chapter 21: Under the Stone
Chapter 22: The Missing Generation
Chapter 23: 11:40
Chapter 24: The Person Across the Water
Chapter 25: North Watch
Chapter 26: The Central Record
Chapter 27: The Building
Chapter 28: The Screening
Chapter 29: The Second Disturbance
Chapter 30: The Figure on the Shore
Chapter 31: Daniel's Last Day
Chapter 32: The Wrong Path
Chapter 33: Walter Haines
Chapter 34: The Eleven-Minute Man
Chapter 35: The Wall
Chapter 36: The Returned
Chapter 37: The Historian's Lie
Chapter 38: The Room
Chapter 39: The Record That Moved
Chapter 40: The Dead Man's Name
Chapter 41: Eleanor Vane
Chapter 42: The Second Observer
Chapter 43: The Record That Shouldn't Move
Chapter 44: The Space Between
Chapter 45: What Walter Saw
Chapter 46: The Archive
Chapter 47: 1974
Chapter 48: The Man in the Film
Chapter 49: The Choice
Chapter 50: The First Mark
A Note About the Series
A Note from the Author
Acknowledgements
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The Threads Of The Archive
Story 2 • 2 chapters
SOME RECORDS SHOULD NEVER BE FOUND.
SOME TRUTHS SHOULD NEVER BE UNCOVERED.
Beneath the streets of Ravenfall lies a world of forgotten, a vast network of tunnels, roots, and ancient passageways that connect far more than the town that could ever imagine.
As Soren and his friends dig deeper, they discover that the mysteries of Ravenfall are not buried- they are archived. Hidden within forgotten records, altered documents, and long-silenced history are clues that link the town to something far older than anyone suspected.
But the deeper they go, the more they realize the real danger isn't just what they find...it's who has been watching them find it.
The Threads Of The Archive pulls them into a web of secrets , lies, and ancient power, where the past is alive, the records move, and nothing is truly lost- only hidden.
Some archives are written in ink. Others are written in roots.