Antiseptic Illusion

Some nightmares don't hide in the dark-they operate in the sterile, blinding light.

In Antiseptic Illusion, Alten Boone peels back the sanitized veneer of reality to reveal the festering horrors lurking just beneath the surface. This chilling collection features four distinct, atmospheric tales that explore the terrifying spaces where salvation and damnation are separated by a razor-thin line. From the isolated dread of plague-ridden villages to the cold halls of corrupted sanctuaries, this anthology promises to get under your skin and stay there.

Inside this anthology, you will discover:

• Bennington: A quiet town holds a breathless, creeping terror. When the facade of normality shatters, the residents are forced to confront an insidious presence that threatens to swallow them whole, proving that some places are better left unfound.
• The Children of St Jude's: Behind the closed doors of a supposedly safe haven, unspeakable secrets fester in the dark. A gripping exploration of institutional dread, where the very people meant to protect the innocent become the architects of their worst nightmares.
• The Crucible of Eyam: Rooted in the grim history of the infamous plague village, this tale plunges into the depths of human desperation and sacrifice. When a community isolates itself to stop a deadly spread, they soon realize the true horror is already locked inside with them.
• Gods of Gansevoort: Ancient, malevolent forces clash with the modern world. In a place where blood and concrete mix, old deities demand new sacrifices, blending urban grit with cosmic, inescapable dread.

Masterfully weaving psychological suspense with visceral horror, Alten Boone delivers a masterclass in atmospheric terror. Antiseptic Illusion is an unforgettable descent into the macabre, perfect for fans of slow-burn dread and chilling twists.

Grab your copy today, but be warned: once you look past the illusion, you can never go back.