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The Illusion of Truth

The second novel in the “Truth” series explores other characters and their discoveries about what is real.

“Corruption, occult rituals, and hidden horrors plague 1834 New Orleans – but also 2024 French Quarter and Ninth Ward. Discover the battle between darkness and light in a story that challenges the limits of human strength.”

Multigenre Fusion:
The text blends urban gothic elements, occult horror, political intrigue, and social realism. Its narrative shifts—from supernatural encounters in a haunted mansion to gritty community revitalization and clandestine occult experiments—position it at the intersection of horror, thriller, and urban social commentary.

The story’s New Orleans setting—rich with folklore and post-Katrina socio-political history—lends an authentic, atmospheric quality. This manifests as a merging of mythic, occult traditions with the tangible hardships of community decay and political corruption.

Key themes include the duality of power (occult versus civic), the interplay of historical legacy and present-day decay, and moral ambiguity in the face of institutional neglect. This thematic range attracts readers interested in explorations of cultural identity, community resilience, and the ethics of power.

Content Warning: Bullying, Racism, Depictions of Sexual Assault, Controversial Political Statements, Controversial Religious Statements, Depictions of Torture, Some Graphic Violence