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The Festival: A Psychological Thriller Novella
Paperback
Publisher Price: $8.49
Publisher: Horror Haven Books
Published: Oct 11 2024
Pages: 104
Weight: 0.26
Height: 0.26 Width: 5.50 Depth: 8.50
Language: English
In the aftermath of a brutal massacre at a music festival, Jessica Martin is shattered, haunted by the loss of her friends and the weight of survivor's guilt pressing heavily on her soul. Determined to heal, she seeks solace in the hands of Emma Carter, a seemingly compassionate licensed therapist. Their initial session seems to follow the predictable paths of therapy-unpacking trauma, navigating grief, and searching for hope amidst the chaos.
However, as Jessica delves deeper into her session with Emma, a sinister layer of manipulation begins to unravel. With each conversation, Jessica unearths dangerous secrets hidden beneath Emma's calm exterior, realizing that her therapist's involvement in the past trauma runs deeper than patient care.
Caught in a chilling battle between healing and vengeance, Jessica must confront not just her past but also the dark intentions of someone she entrusted with her soul. As the lines blur between friend and foe, Jessica races against time to reclaim her narrative, discovering that the road to recovery may lead her down a much darker path than she ever imagined. In this psychological thriller of trust, trauma, and revenge, the true horrors of survival are just beginning to unfold.
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