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Paperback Pressure Points Book

ISBN: B0H3WCGZS1

ISBN13: 9798199554909

Pressure Points

Pressure Points

A Psychological Gothic Horror Novel

When Detective Elias Mercer arrives in the dying town of Giles to investigate the suspicious death of journalist Amanda Pierce, he expects corruption, violence, and small-town secrets.

What he finds instead is something far older.

Something alive beneath the town.

The Giles Hotel stands at the center of it all - a decaying monument haunted by whispers, disappearances, and a darkness that feeds on memory itself. As Elias digs deeper into the mystery surrounding a dead scientist, underground tunnels, and the powerful Simmons family, fragments of his own forgotten past begin surfacing.

Because Elias has been to Giles before.

Eleven years earlier, his younger sister Lena vanished without a trace.

Now the town remembers her.

As reality fractures and the line between memory and nightmare dissolves, Elias discovers a terrifying truth buried beneath Giles: an ancient entity capable of consuming identity, grief, and human consciousness itself. And trapped somewhere inside the creature may be the sister he failed to save.

With the town collapsing into supernatural chaos, Elias must confront the horrors beneath Giles before the darkness spreads beyond it - even if saving Lena means sacrificing what remains of himself.

Pressure Point is a haunting blend of gothic horror, psychological suspense, and cosmic dread - a story about grief, memory, trauma, and the terrifying loneliness that lives beneath human suffering

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