Lunatics
Part of the Midnight Library Collection series
"Bird Box" meets "The Stand" in a terrifying global nightmare where fear itself becomes humanity's greatest enemy.At exactly the same moment around the world, ordinary people begin living their worst nightmares. Some awaken broken. Others never truly wake at all. As civilization unravels under waves of madness, violence, and impossible horrors, those who survive discover the nightmares were only the beginning.Separated by thousands of miles, strangers must navigate a world where no one can trust their own mind. Every encounter could be deadly. Every decision could be their last. And something unseen is watching, shaping humanity's collapse for a purpose no one yet understands.When reality itself begins to unravel, surviving the apocalypse may be the easy part.From John T. Haas, Writers of the Future winner and author of the Book of Ancient Evil series, comes a relentless supernatural thriller where psychological horror collides with cosmic dread. If you enjoy Stephen King, Blake Crouch, and Justin Cronin, prepare yourself for a nightmare that will leave you questioning what is real. John T. Haas, a Canadian author from Montreal, spent twelve great years in Calgary before settling in Ottawa, though he still longs for those Rocky Mountains. Writing is his lifelong passion, but he started pursuing publishing seriously after his sons were born. Since then, he's had over thirty short stories published and authored eight novels and three anthologies. His humorous fantasy trilogy starts with "The Reluctant Barbarian." After winning the Writer's of the Future contest in 2019 with his novella "The Damned Voyage," he launched a prequel Lovecraftian trilogy with "Cults of Death and Madness," published by Wordfire Press. He also has a standalone horror novel, "Stay Out." John aims to be a full-time writer, dreaming of fame and fortune, but taking it step by step. He lives with his supportive family, who inspire and motivate him to keep writing. a series of unrelated one shot horror novels