Devils Around The Clock
Six contractors attempt a rescue on an infected island but face unexpected moral choices.
The narrative follows six contractors hired by a billionaire to extract Evelyn Wren from St. Brigid's Center. An outbreak turns the coastal city into a nightmare, trapping the team on a sea-locked island. The mission shifts from a simple retrieval to a struggle for survival against both the dead and Evelyn herself. Twelve autistic children reside at the facility, complicating the team's objectives. Infanti explores themes of duty versus morality in a confined space. The story relies on the tension between the contractors' professional training and the chaotic supernatural environment. It examines how contracts fail when human lives and ethical choices are at stake.
The book is published by Steven Infanti in 2026. It sits within the horror genre, specifically targeting fans of gothic and supernatural fiction. The setting involves a coastal city and a residential therapeutic facility on an island, reflecting contemporary anxieties about isolation and institutional care.
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Readers seeking immersive ethical dilemmas within high-stakes survival scenarios will find this work compelling. It appeals to those who enjoy character-driven horror that prioritizes moral complexity over simple monster encounters. The tight focus on contractual obligations versus human empathy offers a fresh perspective on the genre. Fans of confined-space narratives and stories exploring the breakdown of professional boundaries under extreme pressure will appreciate the nuanced tension. It provides a thought-provoking experience for audiences tired of predictable jump scares, offering instead a sustained atmosphere of dread and difficult choices.
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Steven Infanti delivers a tense exploration of duty versus morality within a claustrophobic island setting. The narrative effectively balances supernatural horror with psychological depth, focusing on the contractors' internal struggles as their professional training clashes with ethical imperatives. The presence of vulnerable children adds necessary weight to the moral ambiguity, preventing the story from becoming mere action. While it lacks traditional lighthearted entertainment, its strength lies in sustained atmospheric dread and thematic coherence. This book suits readers who prefer horror with intellectual substance and complex character dynamics over visceral gore or straightforward scares.
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