Trapped

Solomon is a man of facts, history, and schedules. As a professional tour guide, he's spent his life leading others through the safe, curated stories of the past. But his latest trip isn't on any map.

It begins with a mirror and a repeating symbol, the seal of the Ars Goetia. Solomon finds himself pulled from his orderly life into a fractured reality of grimoires and entities waiting in the dark. Guided by a shadow through a ritualistic nightmare, Solomon's clinical anxiety and obsessive traumatic mind become his greatest liabilities-or perhaps his only tools for survival.

In this dark psychological thriller, the boundary between a collapsing mind and a literal hell blurs. Solomon must make a fateful choice before the path behind him vanishes forever.

Opal Chatam, a clinical dietitian with two academic degrees in nutritional science and biochemistry, has always been fascinated by the world beyond, despite her solid scientific background. Her clinical experience with patients, combined with an intellectual curiosity about the human psyche, allows her to portray with striking authenticity her characters' complex journeys toward self-understanding and healing. This is her debut book.

Content warning: This book includes graphic descriptions of self-harm. Reader discretion is advised.