shewritesparanormal
Enzo's best friend, August, is the serial killer they whisper about on the news-the reason the town locks its doors, seals its windows, and triple-checks them at nine o'clock sharp. He traded laughter for paranoia, music for curfews, and night parties for the heavy silence that follows the dead. Whatever happiness the town once had, August buried it.
But to what end?
What happens when Enzo stops trying to understand August, his best friend, and starts trying to understand August, the killer?
Some things are better left untouched. Some doors are not meant to be opened. But when you're already in too deep, when the truth has its teeth in you, how do you tell someone you've stumbled into something far larger than yourself?
You don't.
Not when you didn't start this.
Not when walking away might be more dangerous than knowing.
Cover by: AlexandraLing2000