A Fishy End

R J Eliason presents a narrative centered on Mondamin Court, a quiet block in a typical Midwestern city that undergoes a dramatic shift. The story begins with Rick, Ryan, and Kyle returning from a Red Cross Mission to the South Seas. They have adopted the worship of the ancient Cult of Dagon. This change impacts Holly Wheatsfield, who sees Dagon itself and begins to go mad. The plot thickens when Zoey transfers from the state university to Miskatonic. A distant relative to Dr. Herbert West also appears on the block. These elements combine to ensure that nothing remains typical once the action starts. The book draws heavily on Lovecraftian traditions, specifically referencing the Cult of Dagon and Miskatonic University. It incorporates characters associated with H. P. Lovecraft lore, such as Dr. Herbert West. Eliason uses these established mythos elements to create a supernatural atmosphere. The narrative structure follows the residents of Mondamin Court as they encounter these strange occurrences. The story focuses on the psychological unraveling of Holly Wheatsfield and the arrival of new figures linked to occult practices. This approach grounds the horror in a familiar setting before introducing the bizarre. Readers who enjoy cosmic horror and Lovecraftian pastiche will find this work aligns with their interests. Those seeking traditional ghost stories or non-fiction may not connect with the material. The book is published by Createspace Independent Publishing Platform and was released on October 13, 2016. It carries the ISBN 9781539506522. The text relies on specific character interactions and mythological references rather than abstract themes.