Sajjad Rasool’s new psychological thriller, The Guilt-Eater, examines the heavy cost of silence. Michael Harper survives a crash but cannot survive his secret. For 214 days he cuts himself off from family and the world, kept only by his loyal dog, Copper. His silence is not peace; it is a prison. With every unspoken word, something ancient and hungry grows stronger inside his home.

Rasool blends close family drama with subtle supernatural menace. As Michael refuses to speak, the dark presence feeds on his shame, and the house grows colder. Laura, Michael’s sister, refuses to accept silence as safety. She brings noise, truth, and the difficult work of confession. The novel asks simple but deep questions: when does secrecy become the real harm? And can confession be the path to freedom?

The Guilt-Eater is both a page-turner and an intimate study of grief and responsibility. Rasool’s clear prose and careful detail make the fear feel real and keep the emotional stakes human and urgent. Readers who like character-driven suspense and subtle horror will find this book satisfying — especially those who enjoy stories where inner life and the uncanny meet.

ABOUT THE AUTHOR
Sajjad Rasool writes psychological fiction about family, memory, and moral choice. He lives in Karachi. The Guilt-Eater is his new novel and shows his skill in mixing everyday life with uncanny dread.

WHERE TO BUY
Buy on Amazon: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0FY35CMD7

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