Title: Everything You Love is GoneAuthor: Ruth Anna Evans
First Published: September 14, 2025
Publisher: Independently Published
Pages: 29
Genre: Horror
Format: Ebook
Source: Purchased
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Synopsis:
A pregnant woman decides to ride out a hurricane with her eight-year-old daughter. It is a mistake.
Megan is eight months along and doesn't have the money to evacuate as a hurricane moves in. She hopes that this storm, like so many others, will blow over without causing much damage. Her miscalculation could cost her everything. The fears of every parent are played out as the storm moves out and Megan is left trying to care for her daughter and unborn child amid widespread devastation.
A dark and heart-wrenching story of loss, Everything You Love is Gone is a terrifying survival horror story that explores what a mother can do when she doesn’t have a choice.
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Everything You Love is Gone is an eco-horror about a pregnant single mother trapped at home during a brutal storm. Things quickly go from bad to dire as the storm sweeps her entire world away. The story is intense and doesn’t let up, racing to a devastating ending. An emotional read and a sobering reminder of the seriousness of hurricanes.
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“But the storm had passed, and the water was ebbing out, back to the ocean where it belonged, carrying with it her life smashed into bits.”
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About Ruth Anna Evans
Ruth Anna Evans is a writer of short horror fiction who lives in the heart of all that is sinister: the American Midwest. She has been composing prose of all types since childhood but finds something truly delightful in putting her nightmares on the page. Her stories are full of twists and turns with relatable protagonists and startling endings. She has published several novellas, a collection of short stories, and her work can be found in horror anthologies from Hungry Shadow Press, D&T Publishing, and Gloom House Publishing.
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