"...a picture of despair and terror that's difficult to forget." —Kirkus Reviews

“For as long as I can remember, I wanted darkness.”

Julia Benson awakens in a hospital bed, distraught to learn that she has just attempted suicide. After a brief psychiatric stay, she tries to resume her normal life—or what passes for one. She cannot remember the last two weeks, and her apartment is a mess of trash, drugs, and far worse.

Memories resurface of another, darker Julia, and of a sinister—yet alluring—presence who seduced her to the edge of death, a pale man with a ravaged beauty. Worse, these apparitions appear to be haunting her still, warping her mind and fouling her attempts at a fresh start. Has she gone insane, or is there an Other Julia living inside of her? A fragment of her personality who is now the forbidden lover to a demon—a suicide demon.

A demon who is back to finish what they started…

In the vein of Clive Barker and Anne Rice, Suicide Demon is uncensored occult horror, a Dantean descent into the realms of self-harm, demonic possession, sub-personalities, and spiritual warfare.

“Deep down you already know: you are mine. You belong to me. No one gets away from me.”