Ghosts. The two most popular horror writers of all time are challenged by their agents to collaborate for one week on creating the best horror story ever written.
Never having met before, the authors meet at a site arranged by their agents-a remote Victorian house in a secluded area in New England. The house is said to have the "perfect ambiance," as it has a legend of being haunted and is adjacent to a crumbling and overgrown cemetery that dates back 200 years. They are left there, alone, together, in this eerie mansion with no way to contact the outside world.
Both harbor a hidden hatred for each other's work that they both share in their secret lives.
As they write, they play an underlying game of cat and mouse, each trying to get into the other's mind and soul. Unexpectedly, during a nighttime storm, a young, beautiful woman dressed in a soiled and tattered white wedding gown is found alone in the cemetery near an open grave. With no memory of who she is, or where she is from, she attracts them both with her alluring mysteriousness. Is she just a part of their writers' imagination, or is she real? Was she sent there by their agents to help them create a story, or is she a real "ghost" come-to-life to take them back to the grave with her?
The search to find the answer takes each writer into his own personal madness, resulting in a real-life horror story, more terrifying than anything either one of them ever wrote. There is only one possible ending, someone must die!
Joe Janowicz has many commercially successful and critically acclaimed credits to his name as a writer, producer or director of movies, videos, and most recently comic books and novels. His career included creative projects such as documentaries, commercials, and direct-to-home video programs. Joe's first novel, Bang-Bang You're Dead, is a chilling horror story about a single night in a retirement home where a mysterious killer roams the halls and has the various elderly residents tell their life stories filled with happiness and sadness before deciding whether they live or die. His second novel, The Naked Dead, is a romantic mystery thriller. Someone is killing naked people in a major Florida nudist resort. Guests are found dead with bite marks in their necks and drained of all their blood. Is this the work of a real-life vampire, or a crazed psychopath pretending to be a vampire? A female detective and a male police officer partner together for the first-time, undercover, while "uncovered," learning you don't need clothes to catch a killer. His third novel, Black Man White Man, is a chilling murder mystery set in today's racially explosive world. A black police officer unknowingly transforms at night into a white serial killer who is murdering the family and friends of the black detective. When he awakens, he is obsessed to catch the killer, not knowing they are one and the same.
