A naked woman is discovered in a basement of an abandoned mental hospital by two high school buddies. This finding leads to a crossroad where morality and loyalty become a personal battle within their friendship. Bridgett Nelson has admitted the reader to an asylum of sexual deviance and the darkness of human nature. Based on the screenplay by Trent Haaga, this novelization of Deadgirl is a tension filled story that bounces back and forth between 1945 and the present. Incorporating teeth-gnashing violations, karma ridden undertones and a real life-like phenomenon, it’s safe to say Bridgett has knocked Deadgirl out of the creepy mental institutional park. Not only do you get the shocks, frights and repulsion, you also get to read from an author that is a master at creating compelling antagonists. Beginning with the forward by Shiloh Fernandez and Noah Segan (both actors from the film) to the Q&A with the creator himself, Trent Haaga. But wait, there’s more! You also will receive a short story by none other than Jeff Strand himself! And finally a wonderful Author’s Note to complete this toxic landscape of the rotted undead. There’s much to explore within this novel. 
I truly felt the confines of dark isolation within the pages of this novel. While using Bridgett’s flashlight to illuminate the underlying aspects of compassion and treatment of others, you will find Deadgirl is a must-read book. A five star ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Horror Bookworm Recommendation.
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