THE RED SPARK is a generational saga set within a "golden cage" dystopia, following eleven genetically engineered siblings who become unwilling pawns in their parents' psychological war.

But at its heart, this is not a story with trauma in it. Trauma is the plot.

It is an unflinching exploration of the psychological cost of power, the intricate ways pain is passed down through generations, and the quiet strength it takes to survive a family that was supposed to be your sanctuary.

This is a story for those who have felt the weight of a family's history on their shoulders, struggled in relationships they couldn't name, or carried the echo of a wound they never asked for.

It is not a story to be simply read, but one to be experienced. The journey will be uncomfortable. It may also be healing. If you are looking for a story that serves as both a mirror and a map for the difficult journey of the human heart, welcome home.

For readers of cosmic horror who are ready to turn that lens inward - Introducing a new form of horror that goes beyond the cosmic to the ontological - questioning not just what exists, but what existence means when the self becomes unstable.