A Face Without A Heart: A Modern-day Version of Oscar Wilde's The Picture of Dorian Gray

A young man bargains his soul away, while his painfully beautiful hologram mirrors every sin and each nightmarish step into depravity even cold-blooded murder. Take a thought-provoking tour of the darkest sides of greed, lust, addiction, and violence. Named best horror novel of the year by Queerhorror.com.Praise for A Face Without A Heart "Reed does himself, and his source material proud A penetrating morality tale, a trip into the very heart of darkness." -Hank Wagner, Hell notes Book Review "Reed's got a knack for presenting the gruesome lower depths of a soul and a body." -Catey Sullivan, New City