Raised From Darkness

Whitfield Creed wakes with no memory of his origins. He discovers a strange force within him that defies logic. This power tears his world apart around him. Streets fill with rioters while buildings burn. People die in the chaos. There is nowhere to hide from the destruction. Creed must trust only himself and his wits. He tries to enhance these new abilities to survive each night. The story presents an eternal hellish existence for its protagonist. Mark Simmons wrote this title as his third book in a trilogy. It was previously published in 2018 before this 2020 release. The narrative focuses on supernatural fiction and horror elements. Readers who enjoy tales of internal power struggles and urban decay will find this suitable. Those seeking lighthearted escapism or traditional ghost stories may not connect with the tone. The plot relies on Creed’s isolation and his struggle against an unraveling reality. Simmons structures the narrative around Creed’s immediate survival. The text draws on gothic traditions of isolated protagonists facing incomprehensible forces. The setting appears to be a city in turmoil, though specific locations remain unnamed. The story emphasizes the psychological weight of awakening to unknown powers. It does not offer easy answers or clear resolutions for Creed’s condition.