Idol: A Horror Novel

Name: Idol: A Horror Novel
Price: 29.99 USD
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ISBN: 9781957469904

✍️ Regina Watts

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🏛 Painted Blind Publishing 📅 2022 📖 286 pages 🌐 English 📔 Hardcover ISBN: 9781957469904

📝 Description: Idol: A Horror Novel

In this horror novel from Regina Watts, author of MAYHEM AT THE MUSEUM and BABYSITTER BLOODBATH, things take a violent turn when Melba Daniels finally gets a chance to meet the movie star who has telepathically commanded her for years.

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Regina Watts delivers a potent horror experience that leverages the terrifying concept of telepathic control to drive its narrative forward. By focusing on Melba Daniels' long-standing, involuntary connection to a movie star, the novel examines the extreme ends of fandom and mental agency. The tone is likely sharp and immediate, reflecting the 'violent turn' promised in the premise. This book suits readers who prefer horror that is direct and impactful rather than subtle or atmospheric. It effectively utilizes the known hook of telepathic command to create immediate stakes without needing extensive exposition. For those who appreciate Watts' established style in MAYHEM AT THE MUSEUM, this title continues her exploration of chaotic, character-driven terror.

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Horror Reads editorial team

Regina Watts delivers a potent horror experience that leverages the terrifying concept of telepathic control to drive its narrative forward. By focusing on Melba Daniels' long-standing, involuntary connection to a movie star, the novel examines the extreme ends of fandom and mental agency. The tone is likely sharp and immediate, reflecting the 'violent turn' promised in the premise. This book suits readers who prefer horror that is direct and impactful rather than subtle or atmospheric. It effectively utilizes the known hook of telepathic command to create immediate stakes without needing extensive exposition. For those who appreciate Watts' established style in MAYHEM AT THE MUSEUM, this title continues her exploration of chaotic, character-driven terror.