EIDOLON: ei-do-lon - (noun) literary a spectre or phantom.

EIDOLONSome people know you better than you know yourself. But what happens when the truth about them begins to surface?Seventeen-year-old Alice Monroe has spent years battling anxiety, panic attacks, insomnia, and the overwhelming weight of her own mind. Through every breakdown, every sleepless night, and every moment when the darkness threatened to consume her, one person has always been there.Jeremy.Her closest friend. Her constant support. The one person who understands her when no one else can.But when therapy begins to uncover long-buried truths, strange cracks start appearing in Alice's reality. Jeremy begins losing pieces of his memory. Hours disappear without explanation. Reflections feel wrong. Conversations don't make sense. And as Alice's treatment starts helping her reconnect with reality, Jeremy slowly begins to fade.The deeper Alice digs into her past, the more terrifying the truth becomes.Because some companions are more than friends.Some are survival mechanisms.Heartbreaking, haunting, and emotionally powerful, EIDOLON is a psychological novel about grief, loneliness, trauma, healing, and the fragile line between imagination and reality. Perfect for readers who enjoy deeply emotional stories with psychological twists and unforgettable characters.For fans of:The Perks of Being a WallflowerA Monster CallsThe Midnight LibraryGirl, InterruptedWe Were LiarsA moving exploration of mental health, identity, friendship, and the courage required to let go.

Pagina's: 88, Hardcover, Melbourne Print & Publish