Walter, a college dropout, moved to Nashville to make some money. If he saved up enough, maybe he could go back and be with his sister in college, just like the two of them always planned. He found what he was looking for at the diner: a shift with decent pay. Every day is spent flirting with Nan, his coworker, and making money to go back to school. But then, something sinister targets Walt. And it throws his and Nan's life into absolute turmoil. This thing (that only Walt can see) is following him. It drools at the mouth. It wants something... and it will not stop until it gets it. Every step and every breath gives the same answer: there is no escape.
Made for fans of "American Horror Story" and "The Twilight Zone," the new novel from Wesley Bryant opens the door to darkness. As a love letter to the genre of horror, this book will haunt you long after the final page.
Wesley Bryant's novel "RED: Welcome to Fayetteville" became an online sensation with more than 500,000 reads. As a 20-year-old sophomore in college, his career as a writer launched. Now, with a degree in Public Relations, Bryant is the managing editor for several magazine publications in Tennessee and writes horror novels that scare fans across the world.
Emmy's life is going just as she'd planned: She's living in her own apartment, dancing every day and is just leaps away from being named her company's next Prima ballerina. And she's only 17. But all of Emmy's plans come to a screeching halt when the FBI shows up at her door to let her know that she's being stalked by a serial killer. Suddenly, the safe, insulated world she created for herself is riddled with violence, fear...and a growing pile of dead bodies. At first Emmy wants nothing more than to forget her chilling new reality - but her admirer isn't finished with her yet, and before she knows it, Emmy's stuck in a nightmare she can't dance her way out of.
Content and/or trigger warning: This story contains detailed scenes of murder, rape, torture, sex and stalking, which may be triggering for some readers.
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