When the Veil Falls: Book Two of The Reset series

Joshua Griffith writes When the Veil Falls, the second entry in The Reset series. This novel follows Eve Driskell, a young woman deemed dangerous due to her psychic sensitivity. Since age fifteen, she has cycled through mental wards because she hears thoughts and sees entities others cannot. A demon torments her constantly, driving her toward suicide. She attempts to end her life by crashing into the Columbia River but survives. Her survival leads to commitment at the Oregon State Hospital. The narrative shifts when the Reset occurs. This apocalyptic event brings chaos and death to her surroundings. Eve’s abilities grow out of control during this turmoil. She must contend with Ferals, a group of crazed individuals threatening her life. The story examines her struggle against both external monsters and her internal demonic tormentor. Griffith, the author and publisher, presents a tale of survival in a collapsing world. The book suits readers who enjoy supernatural fiction with a focus on mental health and horror elements. It may not appeal to those seeking lighthearted escapism or traditional fantasy structures. The text relies on the premise of psychic overload and institutional confinement. It draws on gothic traditions of haunted minds and urban decay. The organization follows Eve’s chronological experience from hospitalization to the outbreak. This approach grounds the supernatural events in a gritty, realistic setting. Readers interested in character-driven horror will find this narrative compelling.