The Blood Makes It Real

by Mark Lopez, Mark Lopez

I just lay there stunned now. I wanted to kill Lucas… that much was planned on but this second death; that was like a bonus two-for-one special murder. I started shaking uncontrollably. It was similar to the feeling some get when they first kill a deer, like a sort of adrenalin. I felt good, I felt above reproach, I felt above the law and I felt... panicked.


Take a journey through the mind of a madman. Was he born this way? Or was he created by something more powerful than anything he had ever known?


Enjoy as you get lost inside the twisted world of a serial killer, just make sure you come back the same person that started reading this book.


Dedicated to the darkness inside of all of us

Genres: Horror, Fiction, Serial Killer

127 pages, ebook

First published March 13, 2012

About the author

l'm an author with a love of creativity. If I can take you into another world, I'm doing it right!

Reviews

[Alicia Huxtable · Rating 4 out of 5]

Blood and Gore Galore

Firstly, if extremely descriptive blood and Gore, don't read this book. Or do, just have a bucket handy. To be honest though, this was a really good read but that ending really got me.

[M Gordon · Rating 5 out of 5]

Great read

Pulled me into the story after the first sentence. Can’t believe how intense this was hope to read more from you

[Sea Caummisar · Rating 4 out of 5]

This is a difficult book for me to rate.. First, let's do a story re cap
Starts with a kill scene, jumps around to the killer going to a barbeque, flashes back to his childhood, time progresses, it comes back to present day, then we go back in time. All the while the guy keeps having a dream about a tree that tells him the blood makes it real. Confused? Me too. But even though I felt like the story jumped around I absolutely loved the kill scenes. For example, he was a cannibal ( and yes we get very good descriptions) and he feeds his unsuspecting neighbors human meat at a neighborhood barbecue. Plus there's a kill scene with a druggie that was awesome.
So the 4 stars is for gore and creativity.
It could use another round of edits. But it's not horrible bad and is still very readable.
Plus, I got it free. That always adds stars. I just wish it hadn't jumped around so much

[Phoenix Black · Rating 5 out of 5]

Interesting Twist On Serial Killers

It's a love/hate relationship with the main character. At first he does good then he slowly slips into madness, but he gets a second chance. The twist at the end is bloody brilliant. A definite must read. Especially on a cold, rainy day.

[Doctor Morbid · Rating 4 out of 5]

This is definitely one of the most extreme books I've read in the genre of extreme horror. Everything about this book is just depraved, I honestly did not expect to be as grossed out as I was, though I can't say I didn't have a good time reading it because that would be a lie. The only actual criticism I would give is that there were a few typos here and there, and in some moments the plotline got a bit confusing. Other than that, a great read!

[Shaun Filion · Rating 5 out of 5]

Exciting, fun, and gory read, that grabs you right from the first page! Very interesting story, with a great flow to it. Will definitely be reading, more of Mark Lopez's work!

[kimberly davis · Rating 2 out of 5]

So so

I didn't think this was very good. It was not my type of story. For someone else they may enjoy it

[Cindy Mason]

was not my cup of tea.

[♡Lea♡]

Ummm....I thought I could handle this but when I was second chapter in and he was boiling and eating his victim I was done and gagging!!!!! Sorry but this was not for me at all...