Survivor
by J. F. Gonzalez

Description:
J. F. Gonzalez's short novel Maternal Instinct won instant praise from readers and critics. At 40,000 words, it packed a powerhouse punch that left a lasting impression on the minds of even the most jaded horror readers and was unflinching in its brutal honesty and emotional intensity. Readers were unprepared for the savagery in its narrative of a young couple separated in the aftermath of a road rage incident that quickly spiraled into a descent of depravity and violence at the hands of an underground snuff film ring. They were even more shocked at its ending in which Lisa Miller - young and pregnant -- did the unthinkable in order to escape.

But escape she did. . . at a price.

Picking up where the original short novel left off, Lisa Miller is left a broken shell. Tormented by the decision she made to save herself, she plunges into a deep depression. When her husband learns of the extreme measures she took to save herself and their unborn child, he is left empty and horrified at the knowledge that his wife's abductors escaped with the ability to hunt them down. Surely they would not be content to let Lisa Miller escape. . .

Some things deserve to be kept secret…at any price.