Richard and Ria survived the flood. The walls are still damp, the floorboards still warped, and the couple are still determined to stay. They have nowhere else to go, and nothing left to lose but the house itself. Then the smell arrives. Smoke, without a fire. Heat, without a source. Curtains blacken, wood cracks, and objects burst into flame while the couple watch, helpless. Something is burning their home from the inside, and it cannot be seen. The Spirit of Fire is invisible, fast and hungry, and every hour it grows stronger. Richard and Ria know that only water can stop it, but how do you fight an enemy that has no shape, no shadow and no hiding place? With the forest closing around them and no help for miles, they must think like hunters, watch every wall, and trust each other completely. Every wall could be hiding it. Every spark could be the last. And somewhere in the dark, the spirit is waiting for them to make one small mistake. The Flame Nobody Could See is the second book in a gripping three-part supernatural series about a middle-aged couple who refuse to surrender their dream. Nothing is more dangerous than the fire you cannot find. Nothing is stronger than two people who will not walk away. The flood was only the beginning. Now the house is burning.

Lio Stan is a horror author fascinated by isolated houses, ancient forests, and the spirits said to linger within them. Inspired by folklore and the unease of the unknown, Lio writes stories where ordinary people face extraordinary, elemental forces. Lio Stan believes the scariest stories are the ones that feel like they could be true.