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Psychological horror and dark fantasy by Wayne T. Luttrull.
CHASING HELL
A DESCENT THROUGH THE MYTHOLOGICAL UNDERWORLDS
A Dark Fantasy Horror Adventure
Taylor didn't plan to die today. She had coffee going cold in her hand, a brother she was still trying to save, and a fight that hadn't finished yet. Then the shooting happened, and none of that mattered anymore.
Except it does. Because she can hear Dillon somewhere in the walls of the afterlife, and she has a door in front of her—warm marble handle, paradise on the other side—and she is letting go of it to find him.
Chasing Hell follows Taylor across six mythological underworlds as she fights, bleeds, bargains, and keeps moving toward her brother. Hell will burn her. Helheim will freeze what's left. Hunted by a Mesoamerican death god. A Roman arena will teach her that surrender is no option. Scorching copper floors and sands that show sights of temptation.
Every domain has its rules. Every rule a cost.
Dark, relentless, and brutally human, Chasing Hell is a descent story about what we owe the people we refuse to give up on, and what it costs when we mean it.
Status: EDITING — PLANNED 2027 RELEASE
THE DREAM MACHINE
A Psychological Horror Novel
Kasper Jennings has spent a decade photographing other people's worst days. He is offered the assignment of a lifetime: profiling Finn Talbot, the reclusive tech founder behind HOPE, a dream-interface app used by forty million people. He tells himself it's just another job and nothing more.
It isn't.
At Talbot's isolated estate, Kasper is given a front-row seat to HOPE's next release: a system that doesn't just record dreams, but edits them. Six volunteer subjects. Six nightmares, engineered and observed. Kasper is only there to write it down.
But his own dreams have started changing. His own nights don't match his own notes. And somewhere in the gap between what he's documenting and what he's living, Kasper Jennings has stopped being the reporter, and started being the story.
A slow-burn psychological horror about surveillance, consent, and the horror of being studied without ever knowing you're the subject.
Status: IN DEVELOPMENT — PLANNED 2027 RELEASE