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Optical Delusion — Hunter Shea
OPEN YOUR EYES WITH “X-RAY” VISION!
Put on a pair of “X-Ray” glasses and things will never look the same! These almost magical specs will make you the hit of the party! Astonishing three-dimensional X-Ray visions of what your friends -- and girls -- look like under their clothes! And all for just $1.
THE MORE YOU WEAR THEM . . .
Martin Blackstone punishes his son for wasting his allowance on a pair of flimsy cardboard sunglasses X-ray vision . . . yeah, right. Martin tries them on just for the hell of it -- and all they do is give him a headache . . .
. . . THE DEEPER YOU'LL SEE.
Until he sees things he can't possibly be seeing. Glimpses of things on the other side of a wall or beneath someone's clothing. He wants to believe it's just his overactive imagination but the “X-Ray” specs actually work. Then the fun novelty becomes a waking nightmare when the glasses burn into his face and he starts seeing horrifying apocalyptic visions no mortal man was ever meant to see. Images that alter his very personality -- from a husband and father to a bloodthirsty homicidal maniac . . .
Because sometimes you can see too much.
Praise for Hunter Shea
“A lot of splattery fun.” -- Publishers Weekly
“Frightening, gripping.” -- Night Owl Reviews
Put on a pair of “X-Ray” glasses and things will never look the same! These almost magical specs will make you the hit of the party! Astonishing three-dimensional X-Ray visions of what your friends -- and girls -- look like under their clothes! And all for just $1.
THE MORE YOU WEAR THEM . . .
Martin Blackstone punishes his son for wasting his allowance on a pair of flimsy cardboard sunglasses X-ray vision . . . yeah, right. Martin tries them on just for the hell of it -- and all they do is give him a headache . . .
. . . THE DEEPER YOU'LL SEE.
Until he sees things he can't possibly be seeing. Glimpses of things on the other side of a wall or beneath someone's clothing. He wants to believe it's just his overactive imagination but the “X-Ray” specs actually work. Then the fun novelty becomes a waking nightmare when the glasses burn into his face and he starts seeing horrifying apocalyptic visions no mortal man was ever meant to see. Images that alter his very personality -- from a husband and father to a bloodthirsty homicidal maniac . . .
Because sometimes you can see too much.
Praise for Hunter Shea
“A lot of splattery fun.” -- Publishers Weekly
“Frightening, gripping.” -- Night Owl Reviews
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