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Clouded Nightmares
In a future where memories are no longer lived but bought, sold, and stored, the human mind has become the ultimate marketplace.
Aiden, an ordinary man desperate to preserve the laughter of his daughter and the warmth of his grandmother’s embrace, submits to the lure of the Cloud—an endless digital vault promising immortality for the past. At first, it is every moment perfectly replayed, every joy immortalized.
But paradise comes at a price. His memories begin to warp. Faces twist into grotesque masks. Voices turn hollow. Shadows stalk him, both in his dreams and his waking life. Something within the Cloud is alive—and hungry.
When Aiden discovers a secret group known as the Rememberers, he learns the the Cloud does not just store memories. It consumes them. And what it leaves behind is not human.
As reality fractures and the boundaries between nightmare and memory blur, Aiden must fight not only for his past—but for the fragile future of humanity itself.
Clouded Nightmares is a chilling, cinematic descent into a world where forgetting may be the only way to survive.
Aiden, an ordinary man desperate to preserve the laughter of his daughter and the warmth of his grandmother’s embrace, submits to the lure of the Cloud—an endless digital vault promising immortality for the past. At first, it is every moment perfectly replayed, every joy immortalized.
But paradise comes at a price. His memories begin to warp. Faces twist into grotesque masks. Voices turn hollow. Shadows stalk him, both in his dreams and his waking life. Something within the Cloud is alive—and hungry.
When Aiden discovers a secret group known as the Rememberers, he learns the the Cloud does not just store memories. It consumes them. And what it leaves behind is not human.
As reality fractures and the boundaries between nightmare and memory blur, Aiden must fight not only for his past—but for the fragile future of humanity itself.
Clouded Nightmares is a chilling, cinematic descent into a world where forgetting may be the only way to survive.
21 pages, Kindle Edition
Published September 3, 2025
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