Hi redditors, This is my first ever book (published, at least).

At this stage of my career, I'm not doing it for the money; this is about gaining experience only.

I made this story, amidst being burnt out by my main one, to see if I was able to complete a book in 30 days. A small challenge, because I was growing so tired of writing, and I wanted something to boost my confidence and experience. My main book is not horror, but I was inspired by videogames I hadn't played since I was in middle school, and decided that I was giving myself one month. And what do you know, I managed to do it! This was a big feat for me, given pressure by relatives and such.

Currently, it's free on KU and 0.99 otherwise. I want to know everything, are they fun to read? what aspects of my writing should I be looking forward to be better at the most? did some part of the manuscript linger with you after you put the book down?

I'm currently locking into writing my main series, but I have finished another horror novella and some short stories in the mean time, So knowing the ins and outs of the genre would help me greatly.

My debut novella, "Port Haven", is available on KU. It's a fast paced Horror Thriller short novel.

Here is a quick look:

**He arrived to cover a story. He became part of it.**

Mark Weston has become as cold as the facts he reports. The small town of Port Haven does not appear on tourist maps. No one has answered any calls for weeks. What begins as a disposable story to satisfy the curiosity of a bored journalist soon becomes a personal obsession. As the facts become entangled in urban legends, genetic research companies, and the dormant underlying truth, Mark is certain that Port Haven holds a secret.

**Port Haven** is a visceral horror thriller that combines terror with thoughtful biological and human concepts. This debut novel delivers relentless suspense, heart-pounding action, and a premise that will haunt you long after the final page.  
Dive into the terror today—order your copy now and experience the horror.

Please, give it a shot and read it through KU, it would support me greatly and I promise to not dissapoint. I will also be forever grateful. What I really want is OPINIONS, so PLEASE leave a review or contact me if you want to share your experience, and I can then know if the manuscript did indeed linger with you after you put the book down, or not.. If you pick this opportunity up, thanks for giving a me, a novice author, a shot.

I'm 18, and currently studying a Biology major, so I don't have money for advertising, but I'm sharing it quietly here and with my family and friends.

I really put all of my soul on it, as well as my knowledge in the field I'm the most passionate on. that blend of horror and biology, I think, is pretty unique and cool.

I hope you love it, best regards!

PS: If you happen to be spanish-speaking, a spanish edition is also available. Also, if you are Argentine, you can even get your hands on a paperback edition. If you are interested in any of these two, please contact me.

What my parents had to say didn't matter in the end. I just published my first book after working on it for some years! It's a biological horror novella and I need feedback on how to get better.