Succulent Prey
Succulent Prey by Wrath James White, published by Eraserhead Press on April 15, 2019, is a horror fiction novel that delves into the psyche of a man haunted by his past. The story follows Joseph Miles, who, fifteen years after escaping a brutal abduction by a serial killer, grapples with the fear that he has inherited a deadly virus that could transform him into a killer himself. As he races against time to find a cure, the stakes escalate when the woman he loves becomes his potential next victim.
Readers will encounter a narrative that explores themes of survival and the psychological aftermath of trauma. The tension builds as Joseph confronts his fears and the possibility of succumbing to the darkness within him. This edition spans 278 pages and is presented in English, offering a chilling exploration of horror and crime that challenges the boundaries of the genre.
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“This is a serial cannibalistic killer’s wet dream come true. The author Wrath James White had written something beyond dark, beyond morbid.” – John Rizo, HorrorNews.Net
“The Resurrectionist by Wrath James White the kind of novel that can unsettle even the most hardened gore fanatic. White writes the kind of horror that gets under your skin, and reading his brand of hardcore fiction may have the unintended side effect of making you feel…wrong. Seriously wrong.” – I.E. Lester, Dark Scribe Magazine
Fifteen years ago Joseph Miles was abducted, tortured and almost killed by a serial killer with the taste for blood, but Joseph got away. He is the only survivor. Now Joseph has a problem – he is convinced that his torturer passed a virus on to him. A sickness that will turn him into a serial killer. Joseph must find a cure before the woman he loves – the woman who is currently chained to his bed – becomes his next victim.
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