Remington Rose

From Hannibal Lector to Norman Bates, America’s love affair with brilliant psychopaths has never been more ravenous. "The Confession", is about to join the suspense/crime classics.

Shockingly realistic, the book is about three people: Dustin, clinically insane and psychopathic, intent on making a world pay for his abuse as a child. His new bride, Helen, is a fragile "wounded bird," whose deformed hand only enhances Dustin’s attraction to her. Sara, their infant daughter, eventually becomes the key of innocence that changes her parents’ lives.

"The Confession" is a brilliant look at the darkest side of human nature, of sinister behavior, alarming cruelty, and unbridled evil. It is the story of what it means to be human, how far people can go to act out their inhumanity and the possibility of reform and redemption.