Veil Of Midnight

Self-Published

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Description

"I want to get away from here.”

{You can't.}

Bian has always been drawn to the same dream, where a sealed door waits for her in the dark. Bound to a bloodline marked by unnatural power, she is trapped in a cycle of loss, dreams, and destruction she cannot remember nor escape.

As nightmares begin to bleed into reality and the past presses closer, Bian must confront the truth behind her existence. The choice has always been the same, and its consequences can no longer be avoided.

Information

Status: Hiatus
Year: 2025
Author: The Onset Of Night

Royal Road Stats

Rating: 4.0/ 5.0
Followers: 3
Views: 2,211

Chapters(16 total)

What readers say about Veil Of Midnight

“Idk man I enjoyed reading it as far as I can tell. The characters had depth, emotions were conveyed, and the descriptions were subtle yet effective. No overuse of any one particular element. Overall a good read. I really recommend it. Hm, for some reason ad…”
Paper89Royal Road4.0 / 5

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Paper89Royal Road
★★★★ 4.0
Idk man I enjoyed reading it as far as I can tell. The characters had depth, emotions were conveyed, and the descriptions were subtle yet effective. No overuse of any one particular element. Overall a good read. I really recommend it.
Hm, for some reason advanced reviews must be 200 words long… darn. Alright, in that case, let me go over the entire story. The introduction of the nightmares was sudden but didn’t feel uncomfortable. Despite not having any prior setup, the author was able to let the emotions be felt. The horror elements are easy to imagine, though we don’t get a crystal-clear picture yet—leaving just enough suspense and mystery to stay engaged.
The author doesn’t lean too heavily on horror either, showing us the main character’s real life and the environment he exists in. The impact of the nightmares on his daily routine is clear, and that grounded contrast really works.
The other characters don’t feel hollow and have a surprising amount of depth. The backstory with one of the side characters was fluid, meaningful, and emotionally resonant.
I really want to support this book. It deserves to be seen. Also, RR should seriously change policies like these.