Next of Kin by Elton Skelter | 1.1 MB
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Title: Next of Kin
Author: Elton Skelter
Year: 2024
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Even the worst of us need someone to come home to. And Jacob Mallory is the worst of all. Jake, a thrill-seeking psychopathic serial killer, has lived under the radar for years, operating within the city of New York, making kill after kill and emboldened by his lack of capture. But Jake has one big surprise coming his way. When he gets a call from the hospital to pick up a vulnerable patient, one who claims that Jake is his emergency contact, he feels like he's won the lottery. But is there more to Nathan McGuire than meets the eye? And will this supposedly vulnerable young man make or break the city's most notorious uncaught killer?
American Psycho meets Romeo and Juliet , and this satirical horrormance will have you rooting for the bad guy as he makes space in his heart for something more. Even if that something proves to be his undoing. Everybody needs someone to come home to, and what is life without family? The family you choose is the one you deserve.
Review
"Lovely and grisly like a sweet-and-salty snack - whether man or monster, everyone has to take life (and death) as it comes, and make the best of it." - L.A. Fields, author of Lambda Award Finalist Homo Superiors
" Next of Kin is a heartbreaking romance for the depraved. Skelter's use of perspective paints a complex portrait of the two utterly broken characters at the center of this twisted tale. Its themes of longing, abuse, and loss of control make this a timeless piece of queer horror." - Cat Voleur, author of Revenge Arc
"Gay as hell. Love, murder, sex, gore, humor, Next of Kin has it all." - N.J. Gallegos author of The Broken Heart
"Elton Skelter's American Psycho on Zoloft: that boundary-crossing transgressiveness is there, but Skelter's novel is more buoyant with a beating bloody heart." - Nick Cutter, author of The Troop
"Fans of Poppy Z. Brite's Exquisite Corpse will especially want to check this out." - Publishers Weekly
"Skelter's work moves quickly, alive with sex, violence, and plot twists." - Kirkus Reviews
--This text refers to the paperback edition.
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Even the worst of us need someone to come home to. And Jacob Mallory is the worst of all. Jake, a thrill-seeking psychopathic serial killer, has lived under the radar for years, operating within the city of New York, making kill after kill and emboldened by his lack of capture. But Jake has one big surprise coming his way. When he gets a call from the hospital to pick up a vulnerable patient, one who claims that Jake is his emergency contact, he feels like he's won the lottery. But is there more to Nathan McGuire than meets the eye? And will this supposedly vulnerable young man make or break the city's most notorious uncaught killer?
American Psycho meets Romeo and Juliet , and this satirical horrormance will have you rooting for the bad guy as he makes space in his heart for something more. Even if that something proves to be his undoing. Everybody needs someone to come home to, and what is life without family? The family you choose is the one you deserve.
Review
"Lovely and grisly like a sweet-and-salty snack - whether man or monster, everyone has to take life (and death) as it comes, and make the best of it." - L.A. Fields, author of Lambda Award Finalist Homo Superiors
" Next of Kin is a heartbreaking romance for the depraved. Skelter's use of perspective paints a complex portrait of the two utterly broken characters at the center of this twisted tale. Its themes of longing, abuse, and loss of control make this a timeless piece of queer horror." - Cat Voleur, author of Revenge Arc
"Gay as hell. Love, murder, sex, gore, humor, Next of Kin has it all." - N.J. Gallegos author of The Broken Heart
"Elton Skelter's American Psycho on Zoloft: that boundary-crossing transgressiveness is there, but Skelter's novel is more buoyant with a beating bloody heart." - Nick Cutter, author of The Troop
"Fans of Poppy Z. Brite's Exquisite Corpse will especially want to check this out." - Publishers Weekly
"Skelter's work moves quickly, alive with sex, violence, and plot twists." - Kirkus Reviews
--This text refers to the paperback edition.
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