She Drowned

She Drowned

A.J. Bell

  • 4.0 out of 5
  • 1 ratings
  • 16 pages
  • PG-13

Overall Content Rating: Parents Strongly Cautioned PG-13

The story reads as supernatural suspense with a dark, unsettling tone. Narration and dialogue touch on apparitions, haunted places, dreams that feel like attacks, and invitations toward doom, without the sampled language rising to strong swearing or sexual content. Parents may want to know that frightening imagery includes bleeding injuries and blood tied to a loved one’s harm and to past trauma the narrator cannot forget. Language concerns are limited to occasional mild insults and a small amount of non-expletive wording; sampled matches for stronger profanity are absent or not used as swearing.

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Reviews first uploaded October 9, 2026 3:18 am. Page updated October 9, 2026 3:18 am.

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Crude Mild

3

Mild put-downs show up occasionally when characters argue, doubt each other, or react to frightening or absurd situations, including talk of dreams, ghosts, and online research.

Amazon reviews mentioning crude

Specific words
  • stupid: 3

Violence Moderate

2

Blood is mentioned a few times. Part of that is non-violent figurative wording; the rest appears with injury and death-related imagery, including a husband’s wound staining fabric and vivid memories of blood at a shattering event.

Amazon reviews mentioning violence

Specific words
  • blood: 2

About this book

The more Ana searched for answers, the more frightened she became. The pale woman wearing a teal nightgown, the same beauty that emerged from the lake night after night, the lady that chanted Ana’s name in the darkness, was nobody’s friend. But she had seen Ana’s face, knew her name and where to find her. Thea had chosen her. Ana could run but when the haunting happened in her dreams as well as in real life, where else could she hide? Read more