A Darkened Doorstep
Paperback
Publisher: Death Mask Publishing
Published: Nov 18 2022
Pages: 354
Weight: 0.73
Height: 0.88 Width: 5.25 Depth: 8.00
Language: English
The future seemed bright for Reece and Amaya until a dark spirit cast its shadow over their bed while they were on vacation in Greece.
Their lives torn apart, Reece spirals into guilt and depression over his role in what happened to his fiancée. Then, one late night, she appears before him in the depths of his despair.
Come find me.
Beyond an ocean portal, an alternate version of the island where their nightmare began awaits him. But the once sunny resort is now a dark shell of itself. Characters from ancient myths walk the earth, and the enemies of humanity feed upon the desires of the lost. Furthermore, Amaya is nowhere to be seen.
The longer Reece goes without a sign of her, the more he settles into a dreamlike state, as though the island had always been his final home. But mysterious figures are at work behind the scenes, and Amaya is perhaps not so absent from this world as he imagines.
To learn the truth, Reece will have to face his demons and descend into a nightmare prison of occult technology. Once he discovers what became of Amaya, the foam-born will rise from the churning waters, and all hell's fury will follow in her wake.
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