
BEGUILED
Some doors should never be opened. He opened all of them.
When Mcee travels to the remote village of Kizi to collect a package for a friend, he expects a quiet detour — not a mountain that hums with secrets, a rooster wired with alien tech, or a door beneath the earth that knows his name.
What he finds instead unravels everything he thought he was: a hidden gate between worlds, a woman he can't remember loving, a little sister who isn't quite human, and a truth buried so deep even his own memories were built to hide it from him.
Every answer splits into three more questions. Every person he saves costs him someone else. And the deeper he goes, the clearer it becomes — Mcee isn't the one trying to close the door.
He's the reason it opened in the first place.
A relentless, mind-bending thriller about identity, grief, and the doors we build to survive what we can't remember — for readers who loved being lied to by Dark, Lost, and The Matrix.
How far would you go to remember who you really are?