Shadow

Marcus looks like he has everything under control.

He goes to class, shows up for work, jokes with friends, and spends time with the people who care about him. To everyone around him, his life appears ordinary.

But ordinary lives can hide terrifying things.

When Marcus’s shadow begins moving on its own—and whispering warnings no one else can hear—he is forced to confront a darkness that refuses to remain hidden. The shadow follows him through crowded hallways, quiet rooms, and moments when the distance between appearing fine and falling apart becomes dangerously thin.

Is it a supernatural presence trying to reach him? A reflection of something buried deep within his mind? Or the only part of Marcus willing to admit that something is wrong?

As the whispers grow more urgent, the people closest to him continue seeing the version of Marcus he allows them to see. Meanwhile, his shadow sees everything.

Shadow is a haunting psychological horror story about hidden depression, isolation, identity, love, and the quiet warning signs people often recognize only after they have passed.

Some darkness wants to consume you.

Other darkness may be trying to keep you alive.