Night Games

Richie, a blue-collar worker facing an impending fatherhood, seeks to leave his troubled history behind. He accepts an invitation from a wealthy patron to attend a networking event with top executives. This opportunity appears to be his ticket out of poverty and into a stable future for his growing family. The narrative follows Richie as he enters this exclusive world, unaware of the true nature of the gathering. The evening quickly devolves into a series of carnal duels staged for the amusement of the elite. These lower-class guests are not there to network but to fight and be watched. The audience comprises both human spectators and otherworldly evils. Josh Powell, who also serves as the filmmaker behind this project, co-writes the story with Joey Powell. They structure the work in two distinct parts to explore these dark themes. This book suits readers who enjoy visceral horror and social satire that critiques class disparity through supernatural violence. It may not appeal to those seeking traditional ghost stories or gentle gothic romance. The narrative focuses on physical struggle and the grotesque intersection of wealth and evil. Powell uses the framework of a networking event to expose the brutality hidden beneath high society. The story concludes with Richie caught in this deadly game, where survival depends on enduring pain for an audience that includes demons.