About the These Kids Today...
Peter Harmon is a sophomore in college and best friends with Ben Prescott, a spoilt rich kid from the Hamptons. Peter comes from a troubled background but he works hard to put all that behind him, as he nurses his ambition to be
a published author, and concentrates on his studies.
But one day, Peter meets Ben's father, Robert, and the sexual attraction between the two is immediate and overwhelming. They start an illicit affair as Robert's marriage
to Ben's socially ambitious mother starts to unravel.
Then the murders begin and the city of New York is gripped by fear. Someone is making menacing, threatening phone calls, and as the body count starts to rise,
random men are murdered, their tortured and mutilated bodies found around the city. But, are they random or connected to Peter's blood-stained childhood memories? In the shocking climax, the caller is unveiled in menacing sick
detail as the killer will stop at nothing.
The Sequel ...
These adults today
Released 26th NOVEMBER 2020
In this tense and terrifying sequel, Peter Harmon is devastated to hear of his ex-lover, Robert Prescott’s suicide. It seems the final act in the few years of harrowing pain visited on them all by Peter’s friend, and Robert’s son
Ben Prescott.
With some money he inherits, Peter decides to leave New York and return to his hometown of Hillsboro, to find a quieter life and maybe settle the ghosts of his personal life, full of bloodstained tragedy
and history, quite apart from the nightmare that was Ben Prescott.
He hooks up with his old school friends, Emily Olsen, and her on-again off-again boyfriend, the town’s police deputy and Peter’s best friend, Andrew
Preston. He also meets a new love interest, Mike Walters and things start to look up for Peter.
Yet no sooner does Peter arrive and settle in a beautiful rental in his hometown than strange occurrences begin again, starting
with chilling and taunting phone calls.
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