Books matching: powerful delusions
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Save:Beyond Redemption is a dark and twisted tale where the most powerful individuals are those with strong delusions, shaping a world steeped in chaos, madness, and delusion. The story follows a trio of wretched thieves - Bedeckt, Stehlen, and Wichtig - who disrupt the plans of High Priest Konig Furimmer, leading to a cat-and-mouse chase filled with violence, intrigue, and eccentric characters. The unique magic system based on psychology and insanity adds layers of depth to the narrative, making it a wild and dark tale that delves into the complexities of delusions and the consequences of unchecked power.
Bedeckt, eyes slitted against the abrasive wind, rode into town flanked by Stehlen and Wichtig. Launisch, Bedeckt’s monstrous black destrier, hung its head in exhaustion. They’d ridden hours without r... - #2
Save:'The Room' by Hubert Selby Jr. delves into the dark and twisted internal dialogue of a small-time crook in his remand cell, where he concocts evil fantasies to gain power over his life. The story follows the main character's descent into madness, obsession with revenge, and narcissism portrayed through a repetitive stream of consciousness. The narrative is presented in an interesting format, showcasing the protagonist's disturbing fantasies in graphic detail, including elements of physical and psychological torture.
HE WAS CONSCIOUS OF the dark stillness in the corridor. He knew there was nothing to be seen, yet he continued to stare thru the reflection of his face in the small window. The corridor was only 7 fee... - #3
Save:'The Lesser Dead' by Christopher Buehlman is a vampire tale set in 1978 New York City, following the story of Joey Peacock, who appears as a teenager but is actually in his 50s. Joey and his vampire pack live in the tunnels under the city, surviving by feeding on victims and using their ability to glamour. The arrival of young children vampires disrupts their harmony, leading to a battle for dominance. is praised for its period portrayal, including 1970s culture, and the compelling backstories of the vampire characters.
I’m going to take you someplace dark and damp where good people don’t go. I’m going to introduce you to monsters. Real ones. I’m going to tell you stories about hurting people, and if you like those s...
