Eight Sins
Alaric Kingsley
Psychological Horror
Seven sins devour his soul — but the eighth could destroy him.
Pride, greed, gluttony, envy, lust, wrath, and sloth gnaw at his mind, each one tearing apart what little sanity he has left. But it’s the eighth sin, the one he cannot name, that haunts him, lurking in the shadows of his fractured psyche.
When a neighbour’s smile shatters the delicate balance of his world, long-buried memories claw their way back to the surface. Reality splinters. The sins take hold. Each one strips away another layer of control, pulling him closer to a truth too horrifying to confront.
Dark. Unforgiving. Relentless.
Eight Sins is not just a story — it is an experience you will not escape unscathed. If you crave psychological horror that drags you down and does not let go, this is your next read.
⚠ Content Warning: This novella contains intense psychological horror, disturbing themes, graphic violence, and depictions of trauma. Reader discretion is advised.
Uncaged Review: Each sin takes on a life of its own. This book is a bit confusing at first. But I soon grasped the concept of this book. My favourite deadly sin was Greed, you felt like you were in the story and were gambling with your life reading it. This book is a psychological horror which plays with your head. I really enjoyed this author’s writing style and would read more of his work. If given the chance. Reviewed by Jen
4 Stars
