The List — Paul Bedford

A killer stalks the streets...  he speaks of bearing the New Commandments... of a visit from an Angel... of being God's chosen Messenger... of a reunion in Heaven with his dead parents, with whom he speaks...

His past is of no consequence. His future is bent singularly toward the completion of his quest. And he must not fail lest he lose his promised place in God's House.

Could all he claims be true? Could he indeed be the bearer of the God's New Commandments?

Or is all he speaks of simply the imaginings of a madman with a mind from Hell?

The List offers the reader a unique perspective in that they know only the point of view of the killer, his mind and the quest he embarks upon. Yet among the madness and the carnage lie evidence of the truth.

But truth can present itself in many forms... and it is the reader's part to decide which is to be believed.

Relentlessly brutal, challenging and confronting, The List creates a waking nightmare, employing disturbing themes and psychological implications to as opposed to cheap scare tactics to tap into its reader's psyche. It leaves an unshakable impression.

Comparisons: Preacher, Seven, The Crow, A Clockwork Orange, Memento.

NOTE! Highly recommended for mature readers (15+). The List contains:
Frequent High Level Violence, Frequent Coarse Language, Disturbing Themes, Drug Use and Nudity.