Dear Connie
Kali has been a good little demon, killing whoever Connie tells her to: criminals, strangers, lowlifes.
But when Kali falls for Connie’s boyfriend, she stops taking orders and starts taking over.
Dear Connie is a wickedly sharp examination of that deadly line between a possessive relationship... and possession.
Dear Connie delves into ethics, love, murder, family, and self-examination through an intriguing use of second person point of view. And the ending is a chef’s kiss worthy of the best of The Twilight Zone or Alfred Hitchcock Presents. I highly recommend this read.
Allen Eskens, bestselling author of The Life We Bury
The twisty battle of wills between Connie and Kali will keep readers turning pages until the novel’s gritty end. It’s good, gruesome fun.
Publisher’s Weekly
38th Street Media
When I was way too young, I hid at the top of the stairs during my older sister’s sleepover party and watched The Exorcist.
For months after, I waited for my bed to shake like Regan’s. Nightly, I opened my Bible to Psalm 23 for protection.
I’ve been obsessed with possession ever since. Dear Connie is the result, my demons exorcised at last.
