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Z Series #2
NightmarZ: Parfait
A daring escape from a psychiatric ward unexpectedly leads Gabrielle onto a collision course with Parfait, a handsome young lawyer. If she wants his help, she has to find a way to prove that she is not crazy and that her nightmares are real.
Will Parfait witness the nightmares threatening to destroy her, and make the dauntless decision to help her? Can Gabrielle find it in herself to trust him, after her father’s betrayal? To survive, she’ll have no choice but to trust him … or she’ll face losing her freedom forever.
NIGHTMARZ: PARFAIT is episode 2 of the Z Series, and is about 10,000 words long (around 42 pages).
The whole series is intended for an adult audience. It contains foul language, disturbing scenes of sex or violence, and may trigger panic attacks.
For new readers, the first episode is NIGHTMARZ: ASYLUM. Please make sure you read them in order!
Will Parfait witness the nightmares threatening to destroy her, and make the dauntless decision to help her? Can Gabrielle find it in herself to trust him, after her father’s betrayal? To survive, she’ll have no choice but to trust him … or she’ll face losing her freedom forever.
NIGHTMARZ: PARFAIT is episode 2 of the Z Series, and is about 10,000 words long (around 42 pages).
The whole series is intended for an adult audience. It contains foul language, disturbing scenes of sex or violence, and may trigger panic attacks.
For new readers, the first episode is NIGHTMARZ: ASYLUM. Please make sure you read them in order!
- GenresHorror
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First published April 25, 2013
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About the author
Irma Geddon
7 books4 followersThirty-something, schizophrenic, psychopath, obsessed with zombies, always sharp-witted, fan of scatophile retorts and random violence.
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Displaying 1 - 6 of 6 reviews
August 14, 2015
I received a copy of this book in return for leaving an honest review.
This is the 2nd episode in the Z series. And it was spot on. I have the feeling this series is going to be a total horror story mindf***, and I love every second of it. There is nothing more terrifying then when your mind seems to he the thing that's behind your demise. The only thing that's driving me a bit bonkers is Gabrielle's dad. But at the same time it's adding that unknown element that helps keep you on edge. Could be some foreshadowing on that part, I'm not sure but I definitely intend to find out.
Again No Spoilers here. Take the chance and just enjoy the h*** out of this journey.
This is the 2nd episode in the Z series. And it was spot on. I have the feeling this series is going to be a total horror story mindf***, and I love every second of it. There is nothing more terrifying then when your mind seems to he the thing that's behind your demise. The only thing that's driving me a bit bonkers is Gabrielle's dad. But at the same time it's adding that unknown element that helps keep you on edge. Could be some foreshadowing on that part, I'm not sure but I definitely intend to find out.
Again No Spoilers here. Take the chance and just enjoy the h*** out of this journey.
February 23, 2014
Left wanting
Left wanting
I was a bit disappointed with this installment. It felt more like a chapter, and maybe that's the intention. than a book. I expected more on Parfait's involvement. Although we know more about how the nightmares work, I think more could have been written to give the book.a more 'complete' feel. I look forward to the next episode.
Left wanting
I was a bit disappointed with this installment. It felt more like a chapter, and maybe that's the intention. than a book. I expected more on Parfait's involvement. Although we know more about how the nightmares work, I think more could have been written to give the book.a more 'complete' feel. I look forward to the next episode.
September 13, 2015
It just keeps getting better. A short little horror story about a girl named Gabriella who is now on the run from her father, the cops and the asylum. She keeps running through the woods till she runs into a house she can possible locate her needs and possible more... Will she be able to live her life normally or will she have to go back after everything.
June 2, 2014
This one was just as good as the first one. And my only complain is that I need more! I love the new character Parfait and that we have learned more about the nightmares. Can't wait to read the next one.
July 28, 2015
This book leaves you wanting more. You feel like you get a little bit more of the backstory, and is glad she has someone to help her. It's a shame about her dad but maybe now she doesn't have to go threw it alone. Can't wait to see what's in the next part
May 18, 2013
Again I am in love with the words Irma Geddon weaves, yet again m my only disappointment is how short the story is. Ever anticipating the next book.
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