Welcome back to Jaye’s Journal, the right place for interesting book news, and a chance to get a free, early copy of a new book.
Would you like to be an ARC reader?
As mentioned last week, this is the official request for our followers to help launch our new book. Several of you tested the link, and I am delighted to tell you that the link is working welll!
The Lost Lullaby… Atmospheric and relentless, the fragile line between haunting and possession. A new story from Anita, coming out under a pen name to launch this new genre.
I was blown away when I read it. The creepy atmosphere grabbed me, and I literally read it in one sitting, shaking like a leaf the whole time!
Without revealing any spoilers, The Lost Lullaby will raise the hair on the back of your neck…
Book Description
…Desperate to rekindle her love of writing, Maggie rents an old house in Cornwall. She expects dust and cobwebs, but not a silence that seems to listen. From the moment she crosses the threshold, the rooms seem to lean closer, the walls brimming with a presence that knows her name before she can speak it aloud.
What begins as unease deepens into an obsession.
A cradle waits in the attic, carved with letters that seem to twist when she looks too long. A lullaby drifts through the dark, tender and terrible, coaxing her to surrender the last fragments of herself.
As the house closes in, Maggie is forced to fight not for escape alone, but for her very identity. To survive, she must hold on to the one thing the house cannot claim…
Atmospheric and relentless, The Lost Lullaby is a slow-burning ghost story about memory, hunger, and the fragile line between haunting and possession…
Release date 10th December 2025.
Free, you might be wondering, what’s the catch?
No catches. This is a PDF we share with you, not a PB or a kindle.
As an ARC reader, you promise to write and upload a review of this book on Amazon or Goodreads when it comes out in December.
This is a welcome event in most authors’ lives and is easy to do.
These PDF’s are special and limited to 50 copies, so if you like the idea of being an ARC reader for us, please click the button for your free ARC copy today, and then post your review on the 10th December!
( an ARC is an advance review copy, and authors offer these copies in exchange for early reviews. The rule is that we can beg and plead, but cannot require or pay for a review. )
Jaye Marie and Anita Dawes 
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