Sometimes evil grows from beautiful things.
Sidney Campbell dislikes a lot of things. But she hates the county fair. Her boyfriend, Billy Easton, loves loud music, questionable rides, and anything fried. In the end, Sidney caves to the pressure of Billy’s relentless pleas.
The things we do for love.
Rain threatens Billy’s fun but gives Sidney hope. The lovers seek refuge aboard ‘The Love Escape.’ When the lights go out, the ride is far from a romantic spin. In the darkness, true love is tested when emcee, Mister Smiles, demands a testament of devotion. To prove his love is genuine, Billy must pass three tests of the mind, body, and soul—ending with the ultimate sacrifice for love.
But that’s only the beginning of Sidney’s story.
Some loves are worth dying for. Others are worth dying to escape.
BE STILL MY DEAD HEART is a darkly comedic psychological horror novella that explores love's capacity to destroy and death's capacity to enlighten. Blending visceral horror with pitch-black humor and existential dread, this twisted tale shows the only thing more dangerous than opening your heart is meeting someone who sees the darkness inside you—and isn't afraid.
Genre: Horror
Sidney Campbell dislikes a lot of things. But she hates the county fair. Her boyfriend, Billy Easton, loves loud music, questionable rides, and anything fried. In the end, Sidney caves to the pressure of Billy’s relentless pleas.
The things we do for love.
Rain threatens Billy’s fun but gives Sidney hope. The lovers seek refuge aboard ‘The Love Escape.’ When the lights go out, the ride is far from a romantic spin. In the darkness, true love is tested when emcee, Mister Smiles, demands a testament of devotion. To prove his love is genuine, Billy must pass three tests of the mind, body, and soul—ending with the ultimate sacrifice for love.
But that’s only the beginning of Sidney’s story.
Some loves are worth dying for. Others are worth dying to escape.
BE STILL MY DEAD HEART is a darkly comedic psychological horror novella that explores love's capacity to destroy and death's capacity to enlighten. Blending visceral horror with pitch-black humor and existential dread, this twisted tale shows the only thing more dangerous than opening your heart is meeting someone who sees the darkness inside you—and isn't afraid.
Genre: Horror