Mirror Maze

The fair arrives without warning every summer. No posters. No flyers. Just lorries and twisted metal frames appearing overnight in the field behind the community centre. Jesse has always found it odd. This year he finds it terrifying.On a dare from his mates, he steps inside the Hall of Reflections. The mirror maze is supposed to be a laugh. Three minutes, tops. Except the exit vanishes. The corridors stretch. And one of his reflections stops copying him.It smiles first. It speaks first. And it knows every dark thought Jesse has ever hidden behind a joke and a shrug — because it was built from them. Now it wants his life. And every second he stays uncertain, it gets closer to taking it.A gripping YA psychological horror novel about identity, self-doubt, and the version of yourself you were never brave enough to face.