Eat What You Kill: Introducing Arlon Grey Book 1

Josef Peeters introduces Arlon Grey in a narrative grounded in Queensland’s Allies Creek. The protagonist, who faces challenges due to a rare form of autism, undertakes due diligence investigations for a long-standing client. This assignment places him and his team in an environment where strange sounds and bizarre events disrupt their routine. As the situation escalates, lives are lost, forcing the group to question common beliefs about reality and safety. The story tests Arlon and his crew to their limits as they confront a horror that defies easy explanation. Peeters draws on the traditions of supernatural fiction to explore how individuals cope with disadvantage and unexpected terror. The narrative structure follows the progression of the investigation, moving from initial professional duties to a desperate struggle for survival. Readers interested in character-driven horror will find this work compelling. Those seeking fast-paced action without emotional depth may prefer other genres. The book is published by Arkturor Publishing and released in late 2020. It stands as the first entry in the Arlon Grey series. The text avoids sensationalism, focusing instead on the psychological toll of the events described. This approach appeals to readers who appreciate nuanced portrayals of disability within genre fiction. The setting remains confined to the specific location of Allies Creek, enhancing the claustrophobic atmosphere.