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Shattered Veil
Paperback
HorrorScience FictionGeneral Fiction
Publisher: Architect of Illusions
Published: Feb 6 2025
Pages: 78
Weight: 0.22
Height: 0.19 Width: 5.50 Depth: 8.50
Language: English
What if your reflection knew you better than you know yourself?
In the haunting town of Black Hollow, where secrets fester beneath the surface, an antique mirror holds a sinister power. For Elliot Harper, it begins as a flicker-a shadow moving where no light should fall, a whisper echoing in empty rooms. But soon, the mirror reveals its true nature: a gateway to something ancient, malevolent, and insatiable.
Drawn into its web is Clara, a spirited teenager whose curiosity turns deadly when ensnared by her darker reflection. As the barrier between worlds weakens, those who dare look too closely find themselves consumed-replaced by twisted versions of themselves that grow stronger with every passing moment.
With time running out and reality unraveling, Elliot must confront the mirror's curse and the darkness within himself. But breaking free comes at a cost-one that will leave no life untouched.
Shattered Veil: Beyond the Reflection is a chilling tale of grief, identity, and the horrors hidden in plain sight. Perfect for fans of psychological suspense and supernatural horror, this gripping debut novel (approximately 85,000 words) will keep you on edge until the very last page-and make you think twice before looking in the mirror again.
Are you ready to step through the veil?
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