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Serial Intent
136 pages, Kindle Edition
Published June 28, 2026
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October 15, 2026
SLASHER, HORROR, EXPLICIT ADULTS ONLY
This is the continuation of Hayden's story. Hayden is a serial killer, living in a dark world full of serial killers, dark cults and danger. We walk through this section of his life from inside his head, but unlike the first book of the series (which feels like reading diary entries) we see things through his mind as they occur. My assessment of Hayden is that he is an extremely introverted and tortured soul with a deep rooted blood lust that he has (in this book) ceased trying to fight. Because he is so introverted, the book is written in a highly narrated format, so if you are a firm on "show, not tell" this book may not be for you. If, however, gruesome, twisted minds and true crime fascinate you, you may find the explicit brutality of this horror to your liking. Because of it's deeply rooted 1970's-1980's horror style, there are instances (non- graphic, non-explicit instances, to be clear) that caused me to think "because the plot" and I chuckled. I felt they were intentional and to relieve the tension, which I enjoyed.
The first book made me nervous enough to check my locks and look over my shoulder everywhere I went.
This one deepened my natural suspicion towards other people's intentions.
This is the continuation of Hayden's story. Hayden is a serial killer, living in a dark world full of serial killers, dark cults and danger. We walk through this section of his life from inside his head, but unlike the first book of the series (which feels like reading diary entries) we see things through his mind as they occur. My assessment of Hayden is that he is an extremely introverted and tortured soul with a deep rooted blood lust that he has (in this book) ceased trying to fight. Because he is so introverted, the book is written in a highly narrated format, so if you are a firm on "show, not tell" this book may not be for you. If, however, gruesome, twisted minds and true crime fascinate you, you may find the explicit brutality of this horror to your liking. Because of it's deeply rooted 1970's-1980's horror style, there are instances (non- graphic, non-explicit instances, to be clear) that caused me to think "because the plot" and I chuckled. I felt they were intentional and to relieve the tension, which I enjoyed.
The first book made me nervous enough to check my locks and look over my shoulder everywhere I went.
This one deepened my natural suspicion towards other people's intentions.
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