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In a city veiled in soot and whispering steam, Detective Sweeney Sable tracks a ritual killer who steals the eyes of the wicked, only to find the trail leading straight into her own nightmares. Each body brings her closer to Morwyn Chapel and to Declan, a brilliant, broken man who claims he can see sin glowing beneath skin. As visions bleed into waking life and a voice coils inside her thoughts, Sweeney realizes the murders are part of something far older and more intimate than revenge. Beneath the city, a machine built from grief and glass is waiting, and it does not just want victims. It wants a witness.

Aryn Bats is a Canadian author of horror, psychological thrillers, serial killer crime fiction, dark gothic fantasy epics, and relentless suspense. He also created his own Genre to fit his work perfectly, Psychogothic Fantasy.

A self-publishing indie writer, Aryn began releasing work publicly at age 48, though the passion for storytelling started at sixteen. After decades working in the trades, a severe back injury and long recovery shifted the course of his life. When the depression lifted following successful spine surgery, the urge to write returned stronger than ever.

In 2024, Bats dusted off an old manuscript written as a teenager, expanded it into a full saga, and has not stopped since.

Known for twisted serial-killer crime sagas like Grey Kong, Bah Bah Blacksheep, and Cry Little Sister, as well as Dark Fantasy Epics such as Brackengloom, and Brackenflare.

Also atmospheric stand-alone horrors such as Eye-Spy, 1313, Bloodmaw Wastes.

Bats blends psychological depth with dark, immersive, lyrical storytelling.

Readers who enjoy the unsettling tension of Stephen King, the psychological sharpness of Gillian Flynn, or the stylized darkness of shows like Hannibal, Dexter and Mindhunter will find a familiar chill in Aryn's work.

Bats has more than 20 new stories in development... proof that sometimes a second chance at life ignites a fiercer voice than the first.