Story Notes

Reader Advisory

The Abyss of Sinners is a work that immerses the reader in relentless psychological horror, where blood, pain, and despair are not merely narrative elements but reflections of a shattered world with no escape.

This book explores intense and disturbing themes, including:

Extreme violence and gore: Graphic descriptions of torture, mutilation, and death.Psychological and emotional conflict: Anxiety, depression, trauma, and psychosis.Existential fear and hopelessness: Inescapable cycles of suffering and death.Rejection and abuse: Family maltreatment, abandonment, and fatal choices.Exhibitionism and humiliation: Uncomfortable and unsettling situations.

This story does not seek to sugarcoat reality or offer comfort. It is an unfiltered descent into the darkest corners of the human soul, where the line between perpetrator and victim blurs, and madness becomes the only certainty.

If you choose to enter this abyss, do so knowing that not all who read it emerge unscathed.

Summary

In a town surrounded by invisible boundaries and a false sky, where faces change and names fade, killers walk among the crowd. No one is who they claim to be. No one shows their true face. There, in this stage of shadows and secrets, lives Ivet Red Roses—born and raised in a place where normalcy is nothing more than a mask. She has spent her life trapped in routine, accepting what surrounds her without questioning it too much… until she begins to notice the cracks in reality. Her mother. Her classmates. The people she knows. Nothing is what it seems. To distract herself, Ivet tries to ignore the dreams that torment her—distorted fragments of an indescribable horror, as if her subconscious is trying to warn her. But when the nightmare stops being just an echo in her mind and becomes her fate, she is forced to face a terrifying truth: Each death is only the beginning of another life. Compelled to wake up over and over again in the same town, trapped in a cycle of despair and blood, Ivet realizes this is not just déjà vu. It is a labyrinth. A macabre game. And if she wants to survive, she must uncover who is pulling the strings before fate catches up to her once more.

Genre: Horror

Author: Ramón H. Guiardinú

Status: Complete

Chapters: 14

Rating: n/a

Age Rating: 18+

Preface

In a town surrounded by invisible boundaries and a false sky, where faces change and names fade, killers walk among the crowd. No one is who they claim to be. No one shows their true face.

There, in this stage of shadows and secrets, lives Ivet Red Roses—born and raised in a place where normalcy is nothing more than a mask. She has spent her life trapped in routine, accepting what surrounds her without questioning it too much… until she begins to notice the cracks in reality.

Her mother. Her classmates. The people she knows. Nothing is what it seems.

To distract herself, Ivet tries to ignore the dreams that torment her—distorted fragments of an indescribable horror, as if her subconscious is trying to warn her. But when the nightmare stops being just an echo in her mind and becomes her fate, she is forced to face a terrifying truth:

Each death is only the beginning of another life.

Compelled to wake up over and over again in the same town, trapped in a cycle of despair and blood, Ivet realizes this is not just déjà vu. It is a labyrinth.

A macabre game.

And if she wants to survive, she must uncover who is pulling the strings before fate catches up to her once more.