What happens when a bunch of killers are forced to live together? BATTLE OF THE KILLERS is a reality show that follows Betinia Woods, a girl kidnapped and forced to live in an underground bunker with twelve other killers. The bunker is equipped with hundreds of cameras and microphones that follow the killers every move. Every week, the killers must participate in challenges and other activities to gain points. The four killers with the most points get to leave the bunker. How do you get the most points? By killing the other contestants. ↬ Winner of over ninety Wattpad Awards ↬ First Draft

David Li simply wanted to create a name for himself, to paint a brighter future. He never imagined that a chance encounter would propel him down a much darker path, one that would entangle him in a game of life and death broadcasting over generations. UPDATE: For those who enjoyed this work when I originally posted the draft in 2018, please know that more is coming soon. I am currently serving as a writer-in-residence for a week and am in the thick of tackling edits, rewrite, and new chapters. I promise, I have not forgotten that the radio waves are still broadcasting. They will reach their conclusion. (October 5, 2022) *** Highest Rank in Horror - #838 (July 29, 2018) *** *** Highest Rank in Paranormal - #401 (October 22, 2018) *** *** Highest Rank in Terror - #178 (June 24, 2019) *** *** 1st Place - Horror - OMP Awards *** *** 1st Place - Horror - The Frozen Awards *** *** 2nd Place - Horror - αλήθεια Awards *** *** 2nd Place - Horror - Blue Rose Awards *** *** 2nd Place - Horror - The Corona Awards *** *** 2nd Place - Horror - The 2nd Ohana Awards *** *** 3rd Place - Horror - The Unicorn Awards *** *** 3rd Place - Horror - Rebel Wars 2018 *** *** Best Aesthetics - The Magic Awards ***

Before starting this farewell journal, PLEASE read this information to the end! After some digging, I obtained these documents from Hennepin County Police titled "My Dance With a Witch." They think of it as a joke, but I'm releasing these pages as a lesson for the open-minded. You'll learn from the author to not trust certain things. Like crazy professors, abandoned woodland farmhouses, women with a specific shade of lipstick, and most especially of all, a particular. Damn. Tome. This tale is not for the faint of heart nor the feeble-minded. Read at your own risk. Thank you, Thompson Ringler