Yeval
by C. W. Schultz 
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In his debut novel 'YEVAL', C.W. Schultz explores the differences between the portrayal and reality of violence. Randy Mulray is on the threshold of madness, envisioning incommunicable murders in a room (called the 'Dark Room') he is mentally forced into by a monster named Yeval. A horror story like never before, 'YEVAL' flirts with the notion that violence in entertainment is too shallow and appealing for audiences to really grip the iniquity and futility.Tags
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Common Knowledge
- People/Characters
- Yeval; Randy Mulray; Ryan Mulray; Kenneth Mulray; Seattle Slayer; Morgan (Schultz series)
- Important places
- Seattle, Washington, USA
- Dedication
- To my family for their undying love and support. Also to my friends for the good times past, present and future.
- First words
- I'm in need of therapy.
- Quotations
- It's in the waiting area of room 304, on the third floor of the John Fern Building, that I notice a receptionist I've never seen before. She has long brown hair, dark-brown eyes, milky skin and perfectly shaped breasts. The... (show all) first thing I think when I see her, which is probably what most guys think, is how I'd like to fuck her. She's sitting down behind her desk, so I can't see her ass. Judging from her appearance, I'm sure she has an ass I'd like to fuck as well.
- Last words
- (Click to show. Warning: May contain spoilers.)Then a voice, that I can't tell if I know or not, whispers clearly into the phone, "Slayer."
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- Languages
- English
- Media
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