Letters To The Ridge

1970. It's a sweltering Tennessee summer, and Joni’s desires fester like an open wound. She doesn’t dream of love—she dreams of something demonic. A true Hybristophiliac, Joni is only aroused by the wicked, the violent, the damned. Desperate to escape suburbia and turn fantasy into reality, she begins a correspondence with incarcerated serial killer Hector Reid. Their letters are more than words—they are confessions, obsessions, and blueprints for a future built on blood and a twisted sense of faith. A future they are ready to bring to life. But one thing stands in their way: the love of a good man who refuses to let her slip into darkness. Joni has a choice. But love, like evil, always demands sacrifice. And some sacrifices are made in flesh. Read more