Book Tour & Giveaway : Friend's List
Friends
List
by
Rob Watson
Genre:
Suspense, Thriller
My
friends are being slaughtered one by one. Decapitated. Burned alive.
Chopped to pieces.
The
hooded killer has vowed to keep murdering people I care about until
they’re all dead, their profile pics on social media replaced with
photos of their mutilated bodies. The police can’t catch him. They
have no leads.
The
horror is making the visions come back—the fire that took my
parents, leaving my twin Alex and me alive, but broken.
The
hooded killer won’t stop until I’m completely shattered. He’ll
eat away at my mind, heart, and soul until there’s nothing left. No
one left to love, no one left to trust, and nothing I can be sure is
real.
Dr.
Cross thinks a trip back to the place my parents died will stop the
visions. Alex is afraid it’s a trap.
But
I know the hooded killer won’t hurt me. That’s not his game.
His
game is much deeper. Much darker.
Rob
Watson was born in Santa Monica, California. He is married and is the
father of three children. He is the owner of Damaged Psyche
Productions. He is a horror/sci-fi fanatic and has been ever since
early childhood. He has been imagining and writing stories for as far
back as he can remember. Some of his idols are Rod Serling, Steven
King, David Cronenberg, Edgar Allan Poe, Alfred Hitchcock, John
Carpenter, Wes Craven, and Dan Curtis. Rob studied film and creative
writing at Long Beach City College and California State University,
Long Beach, after which he spent a couple of years working on movie
production crews (as set PA, second assistant director, boom, etc.).
Since then, he has written almost a dozen feature length screenplays
(mostly horror and/or sci-fi) as well as numerous short stories and
scripts. He has two original screenplays currently in pre-production
and has written several "work-for-hire" scripts.
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Very scary cover - it is perfect
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DeleteWhat is your favorite horror movie?
ReplyDeleteWow, Abigail -- that's a tough one. My favorite keeps changing -- right now I'd have to say HELLRAISER (1987) because of the overall mood, which is horrifically evil.
DeleteWild cover! Really grabs your attention.
ReplyDeleteGlad you think so, Amber.
DeleteThe cover is interesting & makes me want to see what the book is about. Thanks for the chance.
ReplyDeleteI'd like to know if he has a favorite Stephen King book!
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