The Cold Hunger

The Cold Hunger is a deeply unsettling novel that merges the raw, primal dread of cosmic horror with the intimate anxieties of domestic psychological horror.

The story follows David Moreau, a disgraced project manager, who attempts a desperate family retreat to a remote coastal cottage after a career-ending failure. What he seeks as a sanctuary quickly proves to be the nucleus of an ancient, malevolent force that feeds on human essence. The isolation, combined with the family's existing internal fractures, creates a terrifying pressure cooker where their perception of reality begins to unravel.

As the narrative progresses, the confrontation transforms from a quiet psychological haunting into a Lovecraftian fight for survival against an intelligent, non-human entity. The novel is designed to appeal to readers who appreciate the slow, insidious terror that builds from within the familiar, questioning the safety of the spaces we call home.