He was a literature professor. A husband. A man of careful habits and quiet routines in a small Kansas town. Then he brought home a book, and now Dia watches her husband across the dinner table and wonders if she still knows who she married.
It started small. The late nights. The silences with edges. The way his eyes move when he thinks no one is watching. But obsession doesn't stay small. And whatever has its grip on Harold isn't finished.
Elliot, his graduate assistant, sees it too. He tells himself it's nothing. He tells himself he's loyal. He's not sure anymore which one of those is the lie.
Something got into Harold Callahan through that book. Something that was already there.
I Would Die For You - Book I: The Corruption is a psychological horror novel about marriage, manipulation, and the evil that grows in the space between two people who once loved each other.
