This Soul Belongs To The Devil

by Sergio Gomez

The fictional memoir of serial killer Peter Rodriguez. In this, he recounts all of his murders—including the kidnapping of a man whom he video tapes starving to death. Raw, unapologetic, and brutally told through the lens of a human with no moral compass. A story about heartbreak, loss, self-hatred, and man’s struggle with his inner demons.

203 pages, Kindle Edition

Published November 3, 2025

About the author

Born in Mexico. Raised in the 'States. I live in Philadelphia with my family, which includes 3 cats. I enjoy writing novels that evoke thrills, fears, and any strong emotions out of my readers. I'm an avid reader, a martial artist, and a Nintendo fanboy.

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Reviews

[Emma · Rating 3 out of 5]

I only have myself to blame for my high expectations of this after adoring Gomez's Slaughter series and then feeling let down by this one. I feel even worse that I didn't enjoy it after reading the afterword. 😭

Hated the MCs personality and I honestly couldn't tell if we were meant to or not...
I'm not one of those people that needs to relate to or love (or even like) a mc to enjoy the story but ughhhhh. A lot of stuff (kills and constantly getting away with it) felt quite implausible.

Still, it's a quick read and it might appeal to you. If it doesn't, I recommend checking out the Slaughter series!

[Gabbie · Rating 4 out of 5]

Such a twisted story!! I loved the point of view of the killer throughout the whole story, I thought it made it 10x more compelling! It’s a quick read and an in depth look at a broken psychotic man. Perfect for fans of serial killer stories!

[Chandra Claypool (WhereTheHorrorsGrow) · Rating 5 out of 5]

I have never related to a serial killer more. Fantastic read.

Full review to come in Scream Horror Magazine.

[Andrew Bullers · Rating 5 out of 5]

A memoir straight from the mind of a serial killer. Sergio Gomez is quickly becoming a horror master.

[Caro · Rating 5 out of 5]

To me Gomez's books feel like comfort books, and this one was not the exception.
Thanks to Peter now I'm craving cochinita pibil, otra vez.

[Courtney (pawsitivelybookish) · Rating 5 out of 5]

Wildest story by Sergio Gomez to date! The first person narration was such a good choice. Being in Peter’s mind like that was so freaky and unhinged!

This might’ve been his most gruesome book yet!