The Dark Door

The narrative follows Harry Scott, a man who awakens convinced he is being hunted by otherworldly, nearly indistinguishable people who can perceive and inhabit additional dimensions. As he moves between seedy streets and sterile centers, the story tracks his growing terror, isolation, and failed attempts to convince others of his discovery. Encounters and close escapes escalate the cat-and-mouse hunt while the protagonist struggles with sleeplessness, paranoia, and the impossibility of proof against a hidden, calculating adversary. Underlying themes examine perception versus reality, the limits of belief, and how extraordinary knowledge can alienate and unmake an individual.