What Lies In The Dark
Paperback
Publisher: Independently Published
Published: Aug 24 2025
Pages: 164
Weight: 0.37
Height: 0.35 Width: 5.00 Depth: 8.00
Language: English
What Lies in the Dark
Eddie is a teenager caught between grief and change. His father has found love again, his classmates never let him forget his loneliness, and his mother's absence lingers in every quiet room. Then, in the dead of night, Eddie begins to see it-eyes watching from the corner of his room, unblinking, patient.
At first, it feels like a trick of exhaustion, the blur between dream and waking. But the longer the eyes linger, the more they speak. Whispers in the dark. Doubts planted like seeds. Questions Eddie can't shake about the people he trusts most.
As the days bleed together, Eddie's grip on what is real begins to erode. His nights are filled with a presence that never leaves, and his days with a growing sense that something is very wrong. Is the danger around him-or inside him?
What Lies in the Dark is a tense psychological thriller about grief, paranoia, and the lies that fester in silence. A story of shadows that blur into truth, and of a boy who learns too late that not every voice in the dark is his own.
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