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13 Reasons for Murder Haunt
Some killers you can bury. Some haunt you forever. Nightmares Unleashed masquerades as a horror attraction, but Dr. James Wylder is running something far more sinister. But behind the professional facade, he's systematically breaking down victims, collecting their psychological profiles, and selling interrogation techniques to government agencies. When her successful staffing agency catches Dr. James Wylder's attention, he invites her into his operation as a potential business partner.
she discovers the true scope of his sadism. The staff are trained manipulators. The "therapy sessions" are carefully orchestrated torture designed to shatter minds. And James is weaponizing human trauma for profit. He thinks he's found the perfect business partner in her staffing agency. Someone who can help him screen victims and recruit staff for his expanding network of facilities. He has no idea he's planning his own execution.
After she eliminates him, she should feel relief. Instead, she's sleeping better than she has in months. The police interviews didn't just protect her-she enjoyed them. When Stu begins to notice the changes in her, she faces her most dangerous enemy yet. Herself. And some monsters live inside us. Warning: This book contains graphic violence, psychological manipulation, and moral ambiguity that will keep you awake long after the last page.
she discovers the true scope of his sadism. The staff are trained manipulators. The "therapy sessions" are carefully orchestrated torture designed to shatter minds. And James is weaponizing human trauma for profit. He thinks he's found the perfect business partner in her staffing agency. Someone who can help him screen victims and recruit staff for his expanding network of facilities. He has no idea he's planning his own execution.
After she eliminates him, she should feel relief. Instead, she's sleeping better than she has in months. The police interviews didn't just protect her-she enjoyed them. When Stu begins to notice the changes in her, she faces her most dangerous enemy yet. Herself. And some monsters live inside us. Warning: This book contains graphic violence, psychological manipulation, and moral ambiguity that will keep you awake long after the last page.
Some killers you can bury. Some haunt you forever. Nightmares Unleashed masquerades as a horror attraction, but Dr. James Wylder is running something far more sinister. But behind the professional facade, he's systematically breaking down victims, collecting their psychological profiles, and selling interrogation techniques to government agencies. When her successful staffing agency catches Dr. James Wylder's attention, he invites her into his operation as a potential business partner.
she discovers the true scope of his sadism. The staff are trained manipulators. The "therapy sessions" are carefully orchestrated torture designed to shatter minds. And James is weaponizing human trauma for profit. He thinks he's found the perfect business partner in her staffing agency. Someone who can help him screen victims and recruit staff for his expanding network of facilities. He has no idea he's planning his own execution.
After she eliminates him, she should feel relief. Instead, she's sleeping better than she has in months. The police interviews didn't just protect her-she enjoyed them. When Stu begins to notice the changes in her, she faces her most dangerous enemy yet. Herself. And some monsters live inside us. Warning: This book contains graphic violence, psychological manipulation, and moral ambiguity that will keep you awake long after the last page.
she discovers the true scope of his sadism. The staff are trained manipulators. The "therapy sessions" are carefully orchestrated torture designed to shatter minds. And James is weaponizing human trauma for profit. He thinks he's found the perfect business partner in her staffing agency. Someone who can help him screen victims and recruit staff for his expanding network of facilities. He has no idea he's planning his own execution.
After she eliminates him, she should feel relief. Instead, she's sleeping better than she has in months. The police interviews didn't just protect her-she enjoyed them. When Stu begins to notice the changes in her, she faces her most dangerous enemy yet. Herself. And some monsters live inside us. Warning: This book contains graphic violence, psychological manipulation, and moral ambiguity that will keep you awake long after the last page.
