Feral by Christopher Varaste (Idol Worship Book 1)

Deaf, Dumb & Brilliant All anyone remembers about Tristan Slaughter back in high school was his tone-deaf crappy music — and he was kind of cute. Five years later, Slaughter enlists and returns from Iraq a gifted songwriter. Soon, he’s confronted by public adulation. Slaughter, no match for the trappings of fame, retreats into an isolated world. On his trail, Shay Dupray, a punk paparazzo, hears a sinister undertone in Slaughter’s sparkling melodies. In her eyes, the secretive music man is a Pied Piper leading a smitten flock — where and why? Nothing will stop Shay from unearthing his secret — but, the more she investigates the music man, the more she’s torn between ambition and desire. If she’s going to break his spell, she has do to it before she succumbs to it — and that has proven impossible for anyone who's heard him sing.

From the Back Cover

Look, when you end up in this state, someone robbed you of something. Call yourself a zombie if you must, but we both know it took a lot more than a chunk of your heart to destroy the beauty in you...

About the Author

A web content writer based in Los Angeles, Christopher Varaste started out in Manhattan working in the arts and entertainment industries. He writes Gothic fiction with a supernatural slant.

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