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Molly
Paperback
Publisher: Independently Published
Published: Aug 20 2025
Pages: 286
Weight: 0.85
Height: 0.60 Width: 6.00 Depth: 9.00
Language: English
December 1963. A beautiful young woman named Molly Madison dies in a car crash on a lonely Louisiana road. But when her body arrives at the morgue, the real nightmare begins.
Coroner Billy Bledsoe can't shake the feeling that the stunning corpse on his table isn't finished with him. His assistants laugh, mock, and leer - until their grins are silenced in ways too brutal to speak of. Night after night, Molly rises and falls between death and life, pulling Billy deeper into a spiral of lust, obsession, and horror.
But Molly is no ordinary woman. She is something older, darker, bound to the bayou and cursed to hunger for more than blood. With every passing hour, Billy's grip on reality crumbles, his marriage rots from within, and the town begins to whisper her name like a prayer they're too afraid to finish.
Molly doesn't haunt. She seduces. She consumes. And she waits.
For those who love Southern Gothic horror, brutal supernatural terror, and the dangerous allure of the forbidden, Molly is a descent into obsession where beauty and rot are one and the same.
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