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The Noctuary: Pandemonium | Greg Chapman

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Psychiatrist Dr. Desmond Carter had always believed that his former patient, author Simon Ryan, was dead. But, when a bloodstained manuscript penned by Ryan arrives at his office, Desmond begins to doubt everything he thought he had known-not just about the troubled author's past, but his own sanity. Desmond seeks the truth. Instead, he discovers the wellspring of madness. In Pandemonium, the sequel to his acclaimed 2011 novella The Noctuary, Greg Chapman drags you deeper into the nightmarish reality of the Dark Muses-creatures forged from the very darkness in our own souls. The words contained within will drive you mad... and damn you to Hell. "The Noctuary is a visceral, chilling read. Good stuff. Highly recommended." - Gene O'Neill, author of Frozen Shadows and Lethal Birds.

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The Noctuary: Pandemonium | Greg Chapman

I‘m the author of this book. It‘s a dark descent into madness. I was inspired to write it when I asked myself: “Where do my ideas come from?” Here‘s a review https://booksinmylibraryblog.wordpress.com/2018/02/03/the-noctuary-pandemonium-b...

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