Don't Write it Down
Rainbow Noir, #1
Fiction & Literature, Psychological, Horror, Science Fiction & Fantasy
| Author: | C.E. Wilson | ISBN: | 9781386606840 |
| Publisher: | Live and Love the Fantasy Publications | Publication: | July 10, 2017 |
| Imprint: | Language: | English |
| Author: | C.E. Wilson |
| ISBN: | 9781386606840 |
| Publisher: | Live and Love the Fantasy Publications |
| Publication: | July 10, 2017 |
| Imprint: | |
| Language: | English |
Words have consequences. For some, more than others.
Bestselling novelist Emma Ross isn’t satisfied being number two. She wants to be number one. She can’t stand always looking up to Jessen Blake – an amazing writer – but also a dead one. She vows that her next book will top the charts no matter what it takes. But after repeated encounters in her dreams with Jessen Blake himself, warning her that she must never become number one, Emma drives herself harder than ever to top him. But as her grip on reality starts to unravel, she begins to suspect that her words may have more power than she could possibly imagine.
Don't Write it Down is the first standalone novel in the Rainbow Noir series, and perfect for fans of light horror, Stephen King, and Alfred Hitchcock. Remember, the dark is scarier when you can see a hint of light.
Words have consequences. For some, more than others.
Bestselling novelist Emma Ross isn’t satisfied being number two. She wants to be number one. She can’t stand always looking up to Jessen Blake – an amazing writer – but also a dead one. She vows that her next book will top the charts no matter what it takes. But after repeated encounters in her dreams with Jessen Blake himself, warning her that she must never become number one, Emma drives herself harder than ever to top him. But as her grip on reality starts to unravel, she begins to suspect that her words may have more power than she could possibly imagine.
Don't Write it Down is the first standalone novel in the Rainbow Noir series, and perfect for fans of light horror, Stephen King, and Alfred Hitchcock. Remember, the dark is scarier when you can see a hint of light.
