D. A. Fowler

This book did have a decent amount going for it - the plot isn't something you see much. There was a uniqueness with the villains, and a main fact was that the protagonist herself was a twisted villain. It was different also because of her age and her being a villain so young. The violence is extreme - people who are disturbed by rape scenes and such wouldn't want to read it. The author makes a pretty dark and twisted piece with this one. Definitely disturbing, including death of the young and torture.… (altro)

Rosalyn Vaughn is a typical fan of horror stories. Always looking for a bigger and better scare. The more realistic the better. Until the day that she finds 'The Book of the Damned' in the stacks of her library.
Soon after starting the book, she finds that the plot of the novel begins to intrude into her reality and she is drawn into the 'fiction' of the novel itself.

It turns out that the book is cursed and those who read it are doomed to live it. The terror is unrelenting and not for the squemish or those who demand a happy ending.

This is the story for those who always wondered how they would react if they found themselves as characters in a horror novel. Read 'The Book of the Damned' and find out, IF YOU DARE!!… (altro)