Trypophobia

A Novel

By: A.G. Sullivan

Narrated by: James Lawrence

True evil takes root in the darkest corners of the human mind, twisting the psyche and shattering reality.

TRYPOPHOBIA: An irrational fear of clusters of tiny holes that haunts an estimated 9.1 percent of Americans. For young Ben Brennan, these terrifying images invade his childhood, tormenting his every waking moment.

Ben's father, Brian, a single parent struggling to understand his son's escalating terror, embarks on a desperate search for answers. His quest leads him to a clinical psychologist, who unearths a chilling secret buried deep within the Brennan family's past—an unforgivable sin that threatens to consume them all.

This groundbreaking psychological horror novel will grip you from the very beginning, its bone-chilling suspense burrowing deep beneath your skin, leaving you breathless and craving more.

©2021 A.G. Sullivan (P)2024 A.G. Sullivan

Beyond Fear!

OMG this book scared the heck out of me. Listened to the audio book and the twist at the very end blew me away! Would be a great movie!

Good story, but…

…the narrator was awful! The characters came off as whiny and annoying. The accents were cringe worthy. If the story was any less good, I would have DNFed it strictly because of the poor narration. But, is it is, the story was great, IMO. And I had to know what happened next, until I finally made it to the end of the book.