MARIETTA, Ga. - s4story -- "Misery Rock," an action-packed and suspenseful domestic thriller, by Reagan Keeter is hitting shelves October 30 — just in time for the spooky season.

"This book turns the idea of the serial killer as a lone wolf on its head," Keeter said, "and imagines a world where, through the power of the Internet, like-minded individuals bent on killing might come together to work as a group."

Loving suburban mother and psychologist, Sharron Freeman's discovery that her husband, Ben, is part of a group of killers, shatters her world. With nowhere to go and desperate to keep herself and her daughter safe, Sharon sets out to discover who else is involved and find evidence against them by going undercover as part of the group. Her journey will bring her into the nefarious world of the dark web and put her life in danger more than once. It will require her to draw on courage she didn't know she had and come face to face with enemies she didn't know existed. And in the end, it all might prove to be in vain.

Set in the North Georgia mountains, "Misery Rock" is all at once atmospheric and fast-paced. Tension builds as Keeter weaves a world where a mother will do anything to protect her daughter, but not everyone is who they seem and even home isn't safe anymore. Adult suspense readers, fans of Harlen Coben, "Gone Girl" and "The Girl on the Train" alike will be blown away by the story, the action, and it's epic conclusion.

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About the Author
Reagan Keeter's debut novel, "99 Souls", was published by TouchPoint Press under the pseudonym Gabriel Burns and was a National Indie Excellence Awards finalist. He wrote his first manuscript at fifteen and has since worked as a writer and editor at Georgia newspapers, as well as published a variety of short stories targeting adults and children. From Georgia State University he earned his undergraduate degree in Journalism and from Southern Polytechnic State University his master's in Technical and Professional Communication.

About the Publisher
TouchPoint Press, a traditional publisher of digital and print fiction and nonfiction, strives to be innovative and energetic in all we do from acquisitions to promotion before and after
publication. We are proud to work with talented authors whose works have received or were nominated for several awards. Our staff is comprised of professionals whose collective experience in publishing, editing, journalism, design, and marketing set the stage behind our growing fiction and nonfiction lists.

For interview and review requests, contact Chelsea Pieper at media@touchpointpress.com.