We Sold Our Souls

Grady Hendrix, known for Paperbacks from Hell and My Best Friend's Exorcism, delivers a supernatural thriller centered on Kris Pulaski. She is the washed-up guitarist of the nineties heavy metal band Dürt Würk. Two decades after lead singer Terry Hunt left to become the solo star Koffin, Kris works as a night manager at a Best Western. Her life shifts when violence disrupts her routine and she suspects Terry sabotaged their career. Kris travels across America to find her former bandmates and confront the man who ruined her life. The narrative moves from the Pennsylvania rust belt to a celebrity rehab center and a music festival from hell. This story examines the heavy metal genre and rock music festivals while focusing on women guitarists. It portrays a paranoid country lost in conspiracy and pill-popping culture. Readers who enjoy hard-rocking narratives and supernatural thrillers will appreciate this tale of revenge and survival. Those seeking traditional historical accounts of music or non-fiction biographies may find the fictional elements unsuitable. The book offers a furious power ballad about resilience against overwhelming odds, concluding with Kris ready to save everyone with her guitar.