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Shades of Black: A Blake Vaz Novella
Paperback
Series: Blake Vaz's the Marbas Mythos
Publisher: Independently Published
Published: Aug 1 2024
Pages: 86
Weight: 0.22
Height: 0.21 Width: 5.00 Depth: 8.00
Language: English
Rosalba, a middle-aged mother struggling with depression, and her adult daughter seek a fresh start in an eerie old house on the outskirts of Edensburg. Their attempt to escape city chaos and mend their strained relationship quickly turns into a nightmare.
Upon discovering ancient secrets in the house, Rosalba is gripped by a haunting vision that transforms her. Her demeanor shifts to chilling detachment, and strangers begin arriving for mysterious therapy sessions.
As the group's activities take on a cult-like fervor, Eva's unease grows. She uncovers ominous newspaper clippings and seeks help from her estranged father, Evaristo. Together with his friend Javier, they race against time to rescue Rosalba and unravel the house's dark secrets.
In this gripping cosmic horror tale, Eva, Evaristo, and Javier must confront the cult's grim doctrine to save their family and prevent a terrifying prophecy from unfolding.
About the Author:Blake Vaz is an award-winning horror film director and writer. With Shades of Black, Vaz delves deep into the human psyche, exploring themes of familial bonds and the terrifying unknown, weaving intricate tales of suspense and dread.
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