Mirror, Mirror

In a chilling exploration of identity and self-perception, Edgar J. Hyde's narrative weaves an unsettling tale that blurs the lines between reality and reflection. Set against a backdrop of eerie landscapes and shadowy corridors, the story follows an intriguing protagonist who grapples with the nature of their own existence. As they confront their fears and desires, a mirror becomes a portal to darker truths and hidden aspects of their psyche.

The unsettling atmosphere deepens as the protagonist discovers that the reflections staring back at them are more than just mere distortions; they hold secrets that could unravel everything they thought they knew. This haunting journey not only reveals the struggles of self-acceptance but also poses profound questions about the nature of humanity. With richly drawn characters and a gripping plot, Hyde invites readers to peer beyond the surface, challenging them to confront the unsettling duality of their own reflections.