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The Yellow Eyes is an unfinished book written by W. S. Adams, an American writer. The book started production in the summer of 2024, and has been published or even finished. The Yellow Eyes is a psychological thriller which includes mature elements of horror and mental illness.
The story takes place in the early 19th century and is about Samuel Hutchison, a late twenties and early thirty year old man, who moves from New England to a small southern village in the middle of the wilderness called Faitha. The book is written in the perspective of Samuel and is formatted similar to a diary or journal, chapter documented through each day. Samuel has a history of mental illness and is currently in recovery and Faitha acts a form of relaxation outside of the major cities. After a few days, Samuel starts to see visions of a creature with two bright yellow eyes who appears to him at night, outside his window. As the story goes on, Samuel try’s to figure out what’s going on with the yellow eyed creature, the secrets of Faitha and its people, and his own sanity.