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The Broken Cord
On the eve of the Bolshevik Revolution, one moment changes everything for the young Tatiana. Her grieving father promises anything to save his daughter. When a demon answers his plea, just how far will this family go to preserve the cord binding them together?
Published: August 19, 2025
Pages: 47
ISBN: 9798291228456
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Aug 15, 2026
The Broken Cord – Standalone
By: Savannah R. Fischer, S.R. Fischer
Release Date: August 19, 2025
Length: 49 pages
Content Warnings: Grief, Demonic invocation, Violence, Emotional trauma
Some stories don’t need length to leave scars. The Broken Cord proves that horror, when tied to grief, cuts the deepest.
At just 49 pages, Savannah R. Fischer delivers something tragic, horrific, and utterly addictive. The premise is simple: a father, shattered by loss, turns to a demon for help. But the execution? It’s haunting. Fischer doesn’t shy away from the darkness; she embraces it, weaving pain, horror, and desperation into something that feels both intimate and overwhelming.
What makes this novella stand out is the raw emotion. The characters feel painfully real, and every choice carries weight. The prose is sharp, the pacing relentless, and her character development, beautiful. The included illustrations add a subtle but striking layer of impact, amplifying the most intense scenes.
This was my first work by Savannah R. Fischer, and it won’t be the last.
Tragic. Horror-filled. Powerfully human. The Broken Cord stays with you long after the final page.
By: Savannah R. Fischer, S.R. Fischer
Release Date: August 19, 2025
Length: 49 pages
Content Warnings: Grief, Demonic invocation, Violence, Emotional trauma
Some stories don’t need length to leave scars. The Broken Cord proves that horror, when tied to grief, cuts the deepest.
At just 49 pages, Savannah R. Fischer delivers something tragic, horrific, and utterly addictive. The premise is simple: a father, shattered by loss, turns to a demon for help. But the execution? It’s haunting. Fischer doesn’t shy away from the darkness; she embraces it, weaving pain, horror, and desperation into something that feels both intimate and overwhelming.
What makes this novella stand out is the raw emotion. The characters feel painfully real, and every choice carries weight. The prose is sharp, the pacing relentless, and her character development, beautiful. The included illustrations add a subtle but striking layer of impact, amplifying the most intense scenes.
This was my first work by Savannah R. Fischer, and it won’t be the last.
Tragic. Horror-filled. Powerfully human. The Broken Cord stays with you long after the final page.