Missing 411 Caves | FrankiVerse Cafe Backrooms | Ebook

$91.23 MXN

The caves were here before the map. They will be here after.

FrankiVerse Cafe Backrooms: Missing 411 Caves Edition is the second volume in the FrankiVerse Cafe Backrooms series — twelve chapters, twelve cave systems, twelve documented missing persons cases, and twelve entities who have been in the underground world long enough to have opinions about all of it.

Each chapter covers a real disappearance connected to a real cave system, from the Great Smoky Mountains to the Shenandoah Valley, from Carlsbad Caverns to Jewel Cave to the breathing limestone of Mammoth Cave. The verified record comes first — what was documented, by whom, under what circumstances, and what the documentation cannot account for. The lore layer comes second — what the regional tradition has always known about what lives in these systems, and what the internet did with that knowledge, and the distance between those two things. Then Franki and Franny Lynn set up the booth, Franny Lynn opens the pharmaceutical kit, and the cave entity gets the chair and the microphone.

The entities in this volume are not monsters. They are witnesses. They have been in these cave systems longer than the missing persons cases and longer than the legends and longer than any survey that has attempted to document the territory they occupy. They watched what happened. They have things they would like the record to reflect. Several of them have been waiting a very long time for someone to come in honestly and ask.

The Wampus Cat is tired of the lawn ornaments. The Gowrow has not had tusks for one hundred and twenty-seven years and would appreciate the correction. The Fouke Monster sat in the bluff above a boy on a ledge and waited until someone came. The Being Below was in Sand Cave for all seventeen days. The cave holds what it holds completely and without decay and the holding is not nothing.

Come in honestly. That is all the cave has ever asked.

Written in the FrankiVerse Cafe universe — deadpan absurdist, genuinely curious, warm underneath everything — for neurodivergent readers, paranormal enthusiasts, cave nerds, and anyone who has ever stood at the entrance to something dark and felt, correctly, that something in it was aware of them standing there.

The BooBerry K Muffins are on every menu. The coffee is always good. Franny Lynn's kit is fully stocked.

Let's go in.

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