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The Murder Exchange: A Serial Killer Thriller

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For every predator, there’s a hunter… and on The Murder Exchange, every kill is streamed for the darkest kind of entertainment.

Perfect for fans of American Psycho and Natural Born Killers, THE MURDER EXCHANGE can be read as a standalone dark horror thriller or as the explosive first book in the series.

Alex Craves the Rush.

A broken man living on the fringes, he’s addicted to fear, the kind that claws at your chest and makes your pulse race. When he discovers The Murder Exchange, a website on the dark web where death is for sale and murder is entertainment, he’s hooked.

Autumn Is chaos wrapped in beauty.

When she collides with Alex, they become partners in crime, hunting the untouchable men who believe they’re above consequence. Together, they turn murder into a spectacle and their dark desires into addiction.

But revenge is never simple, and as their kills pile up, so do the consequences.
The lines blur.
Justice becomes an obsession.
And on The Murder Exchange, every click feeds a hungry audience eager for blood.

This book isn’t here to give you happy endings or easy answers. It’s here to drag you into the darkness and keep you there.

A dark and disturbing page-turner you won’t want to escape.

312 pages, Kindle Edition

Published November 11, 2024

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About the author

Zachary Greaton

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Zachary Greaton is a video director turned storyteller with a flair for the dark and thrilling. With years of experience crafting high-impact music videos for major labels, Zachary brings a cinematic edge to his writing, creating vivid, visceral worlds that linger in your mind long after the final page.

Born and raised in Saco, Maine, and educated in Bangor—Stephen King’s hometown—Zachary grew up surrounded by the eerie charm of New England’s shadowy forests and whispered legends. That atmospheric inspiration bleeds into his stories, where the line between light and darkness is deliciously blurred.

Now based in Atlanta, Georgia, Zachary channels his creative energy into writing gripping thrillers and horror novels that keep readers on the edge. When he’s not conjuring nightmares on the page, he runs a thriving medical marketing agency and enjoys life with his partner, Andrea, and their two dogs, Annie and Shaggy.

For fans of Twisted Dark Thrillers and Horror, Zachary Greaton delivers stories that captivate, terrify, and refuse to let go. Follow his author page to stay updated on new releases.

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13 reviews
December 23, 2024
This was really an interesting story. I enjoyed it more than I thought I would. There are a couple of typos and continuity issues (like her car is referred to as a charger but then it’s a mustang). Overall a quick easy read.
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Author 43 books116 followers
April 13, 2025
A Sinister Masterpiece of Twists and Psychological Terror

The Murder Exchange is the kind of dark thriller that grabs you by the throat from page one and refuses to let go. Zachary Greaton has crafted a chilling, intelligent, and unnervingly realistic story that burrows deep into the darkest corners of the human psyche. The pacing is razor-sharp, the writing is immersive, and the tension builds like a ticking time bomb.
192 reviews2 followers
October 11, 2025
Such a good book I can’t wait for the next one! The story between the two of them was also so moving in many ways. All the trauma that both of them had gone through and to see if how they had handled it in different ways. I had a hard time putting down this book.!
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August 16, 2025
For being free and computer generated it was not bad at all. It was surprisingly good. If it had been voice narrated I’d have given it 4 stars.
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