"The Haunting of Providence" is a chilling tale of mystery and the paranormal. Alicia, a young librarian in Providence, Rhode Island, finds herself drawn into the town's dark past when strange occurrences begin to unfold in the library where she works. As eerie whispers, shadowy figures, and unexplained phenomena become more frequent, Alicia discovers connections to the famous poet Edgar Allan Poe and his broken engagement to Sarah Helen Whitman, a local figure whose spiritualist practices may have opened the door to darker forces.

When Alicia discovers the Richmond Spring, a local landmark that is said to bind those who drink from it to the town forever, she is forced to confront a frightening reality—her experiences may not be mere coincidence, but part of a larger curse tied to the very town she calls home. As her connection to Providence deepens, Alicia must decide whether to break free from her past or embrace her destiny, even if it means being trapped by the spirits that haunt the town forever.

Alicia's journey takes her through terrifying discoveries, ghostly encounters, and a battle between freedom and destiny. "The Haunting of Providence" is a haunting and atmospheric story that will leave readers questioning the power of history and the price of knowledge.