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    One By One

    By Yawatta Hosby

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    From debut author Yawatta Hosby comes the twenty-something horror novel inspired by Agatha Christie's And Then There Were None. Perfect for fans of Jon Turtletaub's Harper's Island and Wes Craven's Scream, ONE BY ONE is a mind-bending thriller that will keep you up all night as it delves into betrayal and mind games when paranoia creeps into the characters.

    Rae faces a dilemma when her brother, Kenan, announces a man wants to buy their log cabin in Virginia. A place abandoned after they helplessly watched their parents tortured and killed inside. Rae reluctantly agrees to travel with her brother to sign over the deed once he mentions their six friends are tagging along for moral support.

    Before the road trip begins, Marissa, Rae's best friend, picks up a stranger for a weekend hook-up. The next morning, two of her friends have disappeared from their room. And worse, someone has sabotaged their two Jeeps, leaving them stranded.

    Alone in the woods, thirty miles from civilization with no cell phone reception, the weekend turns into a deadly game when a killer hunts Rae and her friends. They struggle to stay alive and discover the truth.

    Is someone stalking them, or is there a killer among the group?

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherDream Snatcher Press
    Release dateFeb 2, 2015
    ISBN9781507010211
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    Yawatta Hosby

    With a desire to escape every day life, Yawatta Hosby creates stories. She's always had a fascination with psychology, so she likes to focus on the inner-struggles within her characters. Yawatta is also an avid reader, favorite genres: mystery, thriller, horror, and women's fiction.

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