Laura Suárez Livres

The narrative unfolds with a sudden police discovery of a beloved aunt, creating a sense of urgency and intrigue. This moment serves as a pivotal point in the story, likely leading to deeper explorations of family dynamics, community ties, and the emotional impact of unexpected events. The rhythmic structure hints at a poetic quality, suggesting a blend of storytelling and verse that captures the tension and resolution surrounding the aunt's situation.

Frederick, a monster raised to embody terror, begins to question his purpose after realizing there's more to life than being fearsome. As he seeks refuge in the mountains to escape his maker's oppressive teachings, he confronts his past and the expectations placed upon him. This installment of the Monster Support Group series explores themes of identity, bravery, and the possibility of redemption, revealing that monsters can defy their nature and choose kindness over fear.

Join the newest publication in the Monster Support Group series! Anatiti, a young pharoh, is on a journey to the afterlife. But the underworld is riddled with dangerous challenges that she cannot unlock, leaving her trapped in a tomb between life and death. But her journey proves tumultuous, as the plot to acquire the key to the afterlife: The Book of The Dead, is derailed by the realization that she is cursed. Will she be able to travel back in time to correct the curse? Join Anatiti as she joins Monster Support Group in her quest to ascend, and reach eternity!

Since the beginning of time, monsters have existed to frighten humans. We have known them in cinema or television, literature, urban legends, and mythology, many are so ancient that we do not even know their true origin. But what if the stories about these so-called monsters only paint one side of them?