Immaculate Void. Slipping into Nothingness

"Immaculate Void": When Daphne was six years old, she was attacked by a maniac. The girl survived, but psychologically she never fully recovered. Now an adult, she disappears once again; this is nothing new, but her brother Tanner sets out to find his sister and soon encounters true horror. Neither Tanner nor Daphne suspects they will have to deal with killers who act under the will of entities that live beyond the boundaries of time. In this world, everything is interconnected, for example, the disappearances of people and the strange fate that befell one of Jupiter's moons. Now signs, that have crossed light-years, indicate that there is something in space that even gods fear. "Slipping into Nothingness": Every person lives in multiple worlds. But all of them will someday come to an end. Here, a beautiful winter day turns into horror when the residents of a small town realize that the snow will fall forever. The survivors of the 1929 raid in Innsmouth, who lived to this day, are somehow connected to a new anomaly in the ocean. People encounter real demons, who are far more terrifying than any human fantasies, and the gloomy cities hide secrets whose origins go back centuries. Here, the mundane coexists with cosmic abysses, and otherworldly forces distort reality.