Eternal Victim: A Graphic & Disturbing Horror Novella

From the author of "The Slender Man" comes a fast-paced, terrifying tale, filled with gruesome murderers, ghostly abominations, and a dark puzzle that connects them all to the Witness. Follow the Witness as she travels through a perpetual series of nightmares, haunted by a mixture of pernicious serial killers and their imprisoned, undead victims, known as preta. As she wanders through time and memories shared by the killers and their victims, she fights to solve the puzzle of their connection to each other and to herself. Her only hope of salvation lies in connecting key victims to the souls who can rescue them, thus waking her from the nightmare, but one killer follows the next, bringing forth a new set of victims, a new score of preta, and immediately landing her in a new terror.

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Follow the Witness as she travels through a perpetual series ofnightmares, haunted by a mixture of pernicious serial killers and theirimprisoned, undead victims, known as preta. As she wanders through timeand memories shared by the killers and their victims, she fights tosolve the puzzle of their connection to each other and to herself. Heronly hope of salvation lies in connecting key victims to the souls whocan rescue them, thus waking her from the nightmare, but one killerfollows the next, bringing forth a new set of victims, a new score ofpreta, and immediately landing her in a new terror.

About the Author

Dexter is a Southern-born Seattle author and model. Homeschooled after a diagnosis of mild Asperger's, he learned to play to his strengths as an energetic, creative artist. He began writing at the age of fifteen, and published his first novel two years later. Outside of art, Dexter spends his time gaming, studying, and socializing with other ambitious minds. As an army brat, he attained a pragmatic sense of discipline that he uses to balance his artistic endeavors with his academic ones. Dexter's ultimate goal is to contribute to the subjugation of humanity by artificial intelligence.

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