An exhibit so lifelike, you’ll wish you were dead.

Vincent thinks he’s finally escaped. He’s in an unfamiliar city, far from the feelings that destroyed his life. He’s scored a job that can cover his bills, and the upbeat boss doesn’t ask too many questions. The hours suck, and there isn’t much to do, but other than that, he can’t complain.

That is, until the clock strikes the hour, and it’s three a.m.

Suddenly, the motion alarm blares. All the cameras erupt into static. And behind the drawn gate, the museum groans with activity. In the crackling static on the screen, he swears he sees the marble busts and paintings shift. Armed with only a flashlight and his wits, he must raise the gate, and venture into the unknown . . .

Can Vincent survive the nightmares that stir in the shadows? Or will the museum make a killing at his expense?

From the creative mind behind Shadows in the Night and The Well comes a terrifying new novel about the horrors of romantic impulse and the helplessness we experience trying to control them. If you’re a fan of bone-chilling horror, spine-tingling tales, and skin-crawling imagery, allow acclaimed indie author Samuel Small to guide you through the Morales Museum of the Arts to see what horrors emerge when the lights dim, and the cameras blur.


THIS BOOK CONTAINS CONTENT SOME PEOPLE MAY FIND DISTURBING. READER DISCRETION IS ADVISED.