A journalist and a serial killer on a collision course - neither of them suspects their horrifying connection. She ties her victims to the bed, glues their eyes shut, punctures their eardrums, and stitches their lips together. Then she dismembers them. Now they can hear and see nothing. They can no longer scream or move. But they are still capable of feeling. And with her scalpels, needles, and bone saw, the young woman gives them plenty to feel... No one can imagine such tortures - except for the notorious cult author Edward Lee. Co-author Elizabeth Steffen reveals little about herself: she works in the police service in the USA and is an expert in the analysis of serial killers. Andrew Harper: 'This is how American Psycho should have been.' Richard Laymon: 'Edward Lee - this is literary bodily harm!' Edward Lee is the leading author of Extreme Horror. His works contain exaggerated depictions of sexual violence. Those who do not like such content should steer clear. For fans, however, Edward Lee is a literary genius. He writes in an original, disturbing, and daring manner - his books are a true, albeit dirty, experience.