A haunted house experience, a journalist with a story to write, and an experience that he’ll never forget. The story follows Tyler, an investigative journalist who ends up being the only person available to write up an important review of the hot new haunted house. Void is more than a haunted house, its a psychological nightmare designed to find your breaking point and change your life. Tyler is the worst possible person to do this since he hats haunted houses and he hates being scared but when his company gives him no choice he finds himself at the door of the place. The rules: you can’t touch the actors but they can touch you, you can leave any time just tell an actor, do not speak unless told to, and if you ask to stop the experience or leave, you have to go immediately. Tyler finds that the deeper he gets into the haunted house the more he begins to see something unsettling, and he also begins to fall for the very attractive PA who is tending as the elevator watch person. Is anything real? Is there really a monster in there? Is the attraction and connection between him and the beautiful woman in the elevator real? Tyler will have to face his fears and overcome them if he wants to get the girl and make it out. This one definitely felt like a good halloween haunted house read with a tiny bit of romance, it does not feel as connected to the rest of the shadow market series books and it definitely feels like an anthology episode of Into the Dark or American Horror Stories rather than a dark paranormal romance in the Shadow Market Series.