Eradicator

In the NICU, she holds the most fragile lives in her hands. But something inside her is breaking. She's only twenty-four, but between the drugs, the impulsive hookups, and the growing paranoia, her life is unraveling fast. All she knows is that it feels good. Powerful. Like a new version of herself is taking shape. And when it does, people are going to die. Eradicator is American Psycho meets The Fly.

When David Simmons is done, Baltimore will be a genre. -Charlene Elsby, author of Violent Faculties and The Devil Thinks I'm Pretty

Amazing. -Paula D. Ashe, author of We Are Here to Hurt Each Other