Deranged: A Novel of Horror

Lonni Lees, author of Deranged, presents a narrative centered on Charlie Blackhawk, an ordinary-looking man who conceals a cold-blooded nature behind his facade. He prefers using a knife for his violent acts. His path intersects with Meg Stinson and her twelve-year-old daughter, Sabrina, altering their existence permanently. The plot investigates the link between the Stinsons and another girl named Amy. Readers must determine if Amy’s nightmares provide the necessary insight for Sabrina to survive this ordeal. Lees blends crime fiction with supernatural horror elements, creating a tense atmosphere that refuses to let up. Gary Lovisi describes the work as a harrowing ride that mixes these genres in a memorable way. The story appeals to readers who enjoy unrelenting suspense and psychological dread. It may not suit those seeking lighthearted entertainment or clear resolutions. The narrative structure focuses on the escalating threat posed by Blackhawk and the desperate attempts of the Stinsons to understand the connection to Amy. This approach keeps the tension high throughout the reading experience. The book is published by Borgo Press and carries the ISBN 9781434435194. It stands as a chilling exercise in horror that challenges the reader’s sense of safety.