Bathwater Blues

As her life implodes, a dark figure watches. There's nothing divine about this intervention....

After a harrowing night of life-shattering events, Addie is unraveling. With a handful of pills and a bottle of her mother's vodka, it's only thanks to a sudden, uninvited guest that she's barely yanked from the edge. An unearthly intruder, come to spare her from self-destruction...with plans far beyond any nightmare she could dream of....

In a strange room, she awakens to the sounds of screams nearby. The door is locked. No one answers when she calls. All she finds is a single envelope on the desk beside her bed. Adelaide, it reads. Inside lies a dangerous letter. A dangerous promise. It's a danger as old as evil and far more alluring. Irresistible. Because no matter the cost, when it's hope that's offered...it's only human to reach for it.

Contains mature themes.

©2019 Abe Moss (P)2021 Tantor

Slow and strange

I'm glad I listened to the audio version rather than reading this story. It's not one of my favorite Abe Moss novels. Interesting concepts of therapy, but just strange. I really didn't care for any of the characters and that is unusual for me with his books. It also really wasn't a horror novel, more like a sci-fi or fantasy novel. Some odd characters and an interesting story.

Worst Abe Moss Story Ever

So incredibly dull & boring. I had listened to a previous Abe Moss book & really enjoyed it. This title however was completely the opposite. This was tedious & slow- going nowhere. And after a while the narrator just put me to sleep. Save your credits & pass on this title.