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James Shadoway was a world-renowned restorer of ancient manuscripts, a man whose life was built on maniacal precision and absolute control over every detail. But at forty-two, his meticulous existence has shattered. Ravaged by guilt over the fatal loss of his wife, Evelyn, and their unborn child, James seeks total oblivion. He answers an ad for a lighthouse keeper on Blackmoor Island-a rocky monolith forgotten by maps, promising guaranteed solitude. But Blackmoor offers no refuge. It is a liminal space where time folds in on itself like a snake devouring its own tail, and the imposing lighthouse was built not to guide sailors, but to draw lost souls toward their inevitable reckoning. Upon landing, James finds evidence that defies logic. Tools of his trade, lost at sea, reappear. He discovers a diary written in his own hand, detailing his arrival hours before he set foot on the dock. Most chillingly, the **Zippo** lighter-the object that caused his fatal distraction-reappears, cold and pulsing like a stolen heart. The unsettling truth emerges: his predecessor was a man who used his own restoration technique... a man with **his own face**. James realizes he is trapped in an inescapable cycle of repetition. Is the island driving him to madness, or is it the physical manifestation of his guilt? To survive, James must confront the truth he shattered his mind to forget: his eternal torment is the consequence of choosing to flee the pain instead of confronting it. The Lighthouse of Shadows is a dizzying psychological thriller that forces one man to question reality and attempt to restore the one thing that cannot be repaired: life. About the Author G. R. Hollow is an enigmatic figure who dedicated this work to those who have faced the abyss and the pain that shatters time. The author reveals that, unlike the tormented protagonist, they found the courage to walk through the pain rather than run from it. Hollow continues their exploration of the mind's distorted geographies and fractured realities with their next novel, The Inversion House [Conversation History].

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