Tab's Terrible Third Eye

Isaac Thorne

Jan 2025 · Lost Hollow Books

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Nine-year-old Tab is an artist harboring fears and anxieties that he soothes by drawing. After an encounter with an otherworldly creature, an angry bump afflicts his left temple. The wound burns and itches but will not heal. Worse, it summons ghosts.

Soon, Tab’s art portends real-life disasters like his father’s death. Tab becomes convinced his bump—his third eye—causes bad things.

Will Tab be able to control this power before it takes another life? Can he free himself from the ghost, who is determined to use that power to untold ends?

The answers lie in the secrets revealed by Tab’s terrible third eye.

AWARDS

• Independent Book Publishers Association (IBPA) Silver Award Winner for Horror Fiction (2025)

• Chanticleer International Book Award (CIBA) First Place Shelley Award for Paranormal Fiction (2025)

• Next Generation Indie Book Awards (NGIBA) Finalist for Horror Fiction (2025)

• Eric Hoffer Award Honorable Mention for Ebook Fiction (2025)

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About the author

Isaac Thorne is a perpetually starved writer who devours everything horror. He gets stranded in the hills of Middle Tennessee when it snows, but otherwise enjoys living there. When not writing, he can be found running on a treadmill, reading, or streaming horror movies. He is also addicted to podcasts.

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