Light A Candle: Chase the Devil Away
A horror novel about fame, evil agents, and ultimate sacrifice.
The plot centers on Nick Teravelli’s rapid descent after a contest victory. His agent Victor Ruby runs a worldwide company that corners the horror market. This success brings wild parties and crazy women into Nick's life. Money flows in, but so does danger. He pushes away his love, Katy, to keep her safe from the evil stalking him. The story tracks his isolation as he faces death and destruction. It is a tale of personal cost versus professional gain.
Published in 2019 by Independently Published, this work sits within the modern landscape of self-published horror fiction. It reflects contemporary anxieties about the entertainment industry's power and the supernatural elements often found in American gothic narratives.
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Readers who enjoy tales of moral decay, corporate greed, and personal ruin will find this compelling. It offers a dark examination of the entertainment industry’s grip on creative minds, focusing on psychological descent rather than external monsters alone. Those seeking intense tone over lighthearted genre fiction or academic criticism will appreciate its exploration of fame's cost. The story tracks isolation and danger, appealing to fans of psychological horror where professional gain clashes with personal safety.
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Chris Holmes delivers a tense narrative about the price of success in the horror market. By centering on Nick Teravelli’s rapid descent after winning a contest, the book effectively illustrates how evil agents can manipulate creative talent for global dominance. The focus on psychological ruin rather than gore makes it a sophisticated entry in the genre. It suits readers interested in the intersection of art and corporate exploitation. While not for those seeking light entertainment, it provides a stark look at isolation and sacrifice. The integration of gothic themes into a modern setting creates a unique atmosphere of dread that lingers long after the final page.
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