The Video Killer by Dave Eisenstark

Johnny Tone wants to be a musicvideo director. When he sees his beautiful neighbor Laura Causely he thinks she is his ticket to Hollywood and fame. He finds out Laura once was a dancer but he doesn't know about her past. Laura is haunted by voices in her head, a sister and brother-in-law she can't stand, and suicidal thought. Going back to the mental hospital is not on her agenda.

Johnny has some secrets of his own, even though he is smitten by Laura, he can't let go of his horrid and frightening obsession. He is determined to get Laura to become the star he wants her to be, at any cost. But in the end only one person will survive, who will win? The psychopath or the sociopath? When you add two mentally disturbed people together can there actually be a happy ending?

A very well written story of horror and psychological drama. I loved the writing style. I was able to get into the mind of all the characters, and feel what they felt. Not knowing what comes next was the added bonus. I loved the shock factor and thrill of it. I highly recommend The Video Killer to those who love, horror/thriller/psychological suspense. A definite all night read! ( )