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The Phantom Self
Experiencing ghostly goings-on? Call Occam’s Occult Investigations!
You pride yourself on no-nonsense explanations of so-called paranormal activity, but then your next case takes you to Fetch’s Point. This beautiful but bleak place has a long list of otherworldly shadow people, objects that move by themselves, mysterious vanishings and an inexplicable number of cuttlefish!
You and your team have four days to get to the bottom of it all and solve this investigation.
Is there a portal to Hell?
Has the boundary between parallel universes been breached?
And just what do the doppelgänger want?
But you have to act fast and untangle the paradox, or else you risk being trapped forever in a supernatural vortex.
Are you ready to meet The Phantom Self?
‘The Phantom Self’ is the third horror gamebook in The Cluster of Echoes hexalogy. You won’t need dice, but you better keep your wits about you and have a pinch of luck to stand any chance of surviving!
You pride yourself on no-nonsense explanations of so-called paranormal activity, but then your next case takes you to Fetch’s Point. This beautiful but bleak place has a long list of otherworldly shadow people, objects that move by themselves, mysterious vanishings and an inexplicable number of cuttlefish!
You and your team have four days to get to the bottom of it all and solve this investigation.
Is there a portal to Hell?
Has the boundary between parallel universes been breached?
And just what do the doppelgänger want?
But you have to act fast and untangle the paradox, or else you risk being trapped forever in a supernatural vortex.
Are you ready to meet The Phantom Self?
‘The Phantom Self’ is the third horror gamebook in The Cluster of Echoes hexalogy. You won’t need dice, but you better keep your wits about you and have a pinch of luck to stand any chance of surviving!
- GenresGamebooks
243 pages, Paperback
Published December 20, 2020
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Victoria Hancox
20 books16 followersLiving in Berlin but still a Mancunian at heart!
Victoria Hancox has worked as a nurse, science teacher and now, is finally getting paid as a writer, albeit for e-learning content. This is a far cry from her early stabs at novels with the escapades of Charlie the hamster. These days she prefers to immerse herself in the world of interactive gamebooks, revisiting her misspent youth, where she cheated with dice, never died in battle and was always lucky.
When not at a desk, this (almost) lifelong vegetarian is usually cooking and eating, although she now has to fight off Frank the cat, especially when it comes to cheese and bread!
Victoria Hancox has worked as a nurse, science teacher and now, is finally getting paid as a writer, albeit for e-learning content. This is a far cry from her early stabs at novels with the escapades of Charlie the hamster. These days she prefers to immerse herself in the world of interactive gamebooks, revisiting her misspent youth, where she cheated with dice, never died in battle and was always lucky.
When not at a desk, this (almost) lifelong vegetarian is usually cooking and eating, although she now has to fight off Frank the cat, especially when it comes to cheese and bread!
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