Condemned in Carcosa by JP Behrens

There are places into which darkness won’t follow you. Places where something worse is already waiting. Still running, Travis and Leslie take shelter in a crumbling mansion deep in the woods. A place their pursuers won’t approach, which should be reassuring but isn’t. The house has its own agenda. Its doors don’t open the way they came in. Its walls hold visions of the past that don’t stay past. And somewhere in its rooms, a journal describes a dinner party that ended in a way nobody wrote down. The King in Yellow is patient. He has been patient for a very long time. Travis Daniels has survived a cult, a wilderness, and his own unraveling sense of reality. Condemned in Carcosa asks the question none of the previous cases did. What if there’s no getting out of this one?