Club Llithium

Have you ever enjoyed a night out with friends, only to wake up the next day feeling like you've aged a decade? Now, imagine if that sensation wasn't just a hangover but a reality.

Club Llithium is the hottest nightclub in town. Within the confines of an abandoned church, devoted hopefuls wait for hours, seeking the slightest chance of entry. Among the fortunate few granted access, strong drinks, beautiful people, and an unparalleled experience await.

Bea is a graduate student who finds herself suddenly homeless, but by a stroke of luck, she discovers a new roommate in the wealthy heiress Mal. Reluctantly, she suspends her thesis and gives in to Mal's enticements to join her at Club Llithium.

It doesn't take long for Bea to be swept up in the enchantment and allure of the club, where the themes change nightly, and the charming owner, Cam, takes a keen interest in her. However, not all is as it seems, as stories of missing girls and mysterious deaths are told in hushed whispers.

Follow Bea's journey as she uncovers the dark secrets buried deep under the majestic world of the privileged and elite who manage the club.

Will she find her answers in time before sinister machinations focus their gaze upon her?

The story embraces the supernatural gothic setting and sprinkles in just the right amount of horror elements to entertain the reader without overwhelming them with gore.

If you enjoy mainstream horror writers like Stephen King and modern retellings of lore and legends from the likes of Neil Gaiman, you'll be thrilled to find both woven together inside Club Llithium.

The award-winning author was born and raised in Arizona where he currently resides. His fascination with storytelling began early, crafting his first screenplay at age 10. Today, he is known for his compelling novels and novellas revolving around modern settings that incorporate lore and the supernatural. Allen's writings stand out for their dark and mysterious narratives that explore sociological, psychological, and futurist themes.