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by A. B. Frank (Author)
Horror is not confined to the realm of monsters and the macabre; it dwells also beneath the mask of the ordinary.
In Plain Sight, Unseen is a collection of Victorian era horror stories that explores what lies beneath the surface of a changing world. This is supernatural historical horror shaped by industry, secrecy, and the quiet unease of modernity.
Enter the gaslit streets of Violshire, where dark fantasy with horror takes hold. From the draw of the freak show to fireworks that reveal the impossible, each moment pulls back the veil on something waiting beneath.
These dark fantasy historical fiction tales speak of shadow, strangeness, and recognition. Of places half seen, and truths half known. Of lives that brush against something they cannot name, yet cannot escape.
Blending gaslamp atmosphere and dark fantasy with a gothic twist, these stories draw you into a city where the familiar cannot be trusted, and where every corner holds the promise of something watching.
What if the true horror is not hidden at all, but has always been there, in plain sight?
