"SAVE ME, SAINT JUDE, HELPER AND KEEPER OF THE LOST, THE HOPELESS, AND THE FORGOTTEN."

The Birth of Evil is a prequel to later books, set many years before the present day. Encompassing the first seven years of notorious serial killer William Pierre Malakoff's life, it is the beginning of Will's attempts to block out the voices in his head, and to overcome the darkness of his past, rooted in abuse by cruel fathers and negligent mothers. The literary equivalent of jumping off the deep end, into the darkest depths of the human soul; a short, but profound discussion of suffering that will bring out emotions you didn't even know you had.

You see, no one believes in the Unimaginable until it happens to them.

They say it is never, ever too late to be happy. It is never too late to do the right thing, or make a better choice.

But it was too late for Will.

THIS BOOK CONTAINS REFERENCES TO SELF-HARM, PHYSICAL ABUSE, GRAPHIC VIOLENCE, AND EMETOPHOBIA, AND IS NOT RECOMMENDED FOR ANYONE UNDER THE AGE OF 16