The Merge: A Psychological Horror Novel

Name: The Merge: A Psychological Horror Novel
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ISBN: 9781764486705

✍️ Jesse Neo

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🏛 Neoxide Books 📅 2026 🌐 English 📔 Paperback ISBN: 9781764486705

📝 Description: The Merge: A Psychological Horror Novel

Jarvis Lumen, a linguistics PhD candidate, watches his life unravel after being accused of faking his research. As paranoia sets in, he begins seeing strange faces, until he uncovers a secret cult.

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In The Merge, linguistics PhD candidate Jarvis Lumen finds his life unspraveling after a devastating accusation of research fraud. As crippling paranoia takes hold and distorted faces begin haunting his periphery, Jesse Neo builds an atmosphere of claustrophobic dread that blurs the line between academic obsession and psychological decay. The horror here is intensely internal, driven by isolation and the slow fracture of reality as Jarvis stumbles upon a terrifying secret cult. Rather than relying on overt gore, Neo crafts a quiet, unsettling descent into madness that suits readers who prefer cerebral chills, unreliable perspectives, and slow-burn mysteries where the greatest threat might be the protagonist's own mind.

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In The Merge, linguistics PhD candidate Jarvis Lumen finds his life unspraveling after a devastating accusation of research fraud. As crippling paranoia takes hold and distorted faces begin haunting his periphery, Jesse Neo builds an atmosphere of claustrophobic dread that blurs the line between academic obsession and psychological decay. The horror here is intensely internal, driven by isolation and the slow fracture of reality as Jarvis stumbles upon a terrifying secret cult. Rather than relying on overt gore, Neo crafts a quiet, unsettling descent into madness that suits readers who prefer cerebral chills, unreliable perspectives, and slow-burn mysteries where the greatest threat might be the protagonist's own mind.