Trypophobia: A Novel (Unabridged‪)‬

True evil is real, profound, and wicked when manifested within the human mind. Whether psychological or supernatural, its mere existence is terrifying.

Trypophobia: an extreme or irrational fear or aversion at the sight of clusters of tiny holes. An estimated 9.1 percent of Americans, more than 19 million, have a specific phobia. Symptoms typically begin in childhood; the average age of onset is at 7 years old. Ben Brennan is one of those children.


When single father Brian Brennan's son begins to suffer from the terrifying images of tiny holes. Brian is mystified and desperate to find the cause and help his son. As the trauma engulfs his family and career, he turns to the help of a clinical psychologist, and in doing so, finds a key that unlocks a chilling past, an unforgivable sin. Making this psychological horror novel a groundbreaking pause-resister that will shatter your nerves.