Duality (Inhuman #1)

Highest Rank - #4 in Gothic
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(Ugly cover is temporary)

((Rated M for language, gore, drug use, sexual themes, and the mere existence of Edward Hyde.))

"All human beings, as we meet them, are commingled out of good and evil: and Edward Hyde, alone, in the ranks of mankind, was pure evil." - R. L. Stevenson

For years, humanity has cowered before the face of God's wrath.

By 1885, the Gleanings have gradually become more and more common in the West, and the world is at its breaking point. Governments have fallen to chaos, the world's greatest cities have crumbled, and the monstrous creatures of the Abyss still return every month to paint the streets with the blood of the wicked. London is one of the only safe havens left.

Prayers have gone unanswered for decades. God has abandoned his children.

But Dr. Henry J. Jekyll has yet to lose faith.

As humanity's hope dwindles, Henry is certain that he's made a breakthrough: the Janus Serum, a revolutionary drug that would cure mankind of its two-faced curse. But by some grotesque twist of fate, Jekyll's experiment goes wrong. Horribly wrong. From the deepest crevices of Henry's mind rises Edward Hyde, an amalgamation of all of the doctor's most depraved and twisted desires.

Hyde is here. And no matter how desperately Henry searches for a way to reverse the serum's effects, he doesn't plan on leaving anytime soon.

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