Where the Night Takes Us

Fear-Death Experiences: Book 1

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Genres

Serial Killers, Terrorism Thriller, Psychological Mystery, Psychological Thriller, FBI Thriller, and Novels

Trigger Warnings

Death, Profanity, and Violence

Type of Ending

Series

Fear-Death Experiences — Book 1

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Reader Spots Remaining

288

Number of days to read

Publication Date

Sep 14, 2026

Page Length

346 pages

Available Formats

ePub and PDF

Where the Night Takes Us

Fear-Death Experiences: Book 1

Advance Reader Copy

Blurb

Dr. Simon Fethullah’s weapon was his mind. It is also his torment.

As a forensic psychiatrist working with the FBI, Simon’s testimony helped to convict the Rainy Day Cannibal. After taking a bullet for his trouble, Simon retreats to the wilds of Montana to hide and to heal with his loving wife Carla and Stefano, their massive dog. The good doctor seeks peace, but murderers have long memories. When the President's Press Secretary is assassinated, a serial killer’s dreams become our nightmares.

Though caged, prison walls cannot contain Rainy Day’s ambitions. The madman has a loyal following and a vendetta that demands a terrible price. When threatening postcards find their way to Simon’s door, it’s clear that dangerous people know how to find him, and they are coming for blood.

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Genres

Serial Killers, Terrorism Thriller, Psychological Mystery, Psychological Thriller, FBI Thriller, and Novels

Trigger Warnings

Death, Profanity, and Violence

Type of Ending

Series

Fear-Death Experiences — Book 1

Author Prefers A Review On

Amazon

Reader Spots Remaining

288

Number of days to read

Publication Date

Sep 14, 2026

Page Length

346 pages

Available Formats

ePub and PDF

Author

Robert Chazz Chute writes full-time from his blanket fort in Other London. The winner of fifteen writing awards, he pens apocalyptic epics with heart and killer crime thrillers with muscle. A graduate of the University of King's College journalism program, he studied book and magazine publishing at the Banff School of Fine Arts. He has worked as a crime reporter, science journalist, editor, book doctor, speechwriter, and magazine columnist.