Description

From the Father of Mannequins, Rick Powell delivers a new descent into dread.

Harold is a psychological thriller that drags you into the dark, locks the door behind you, and dares you to look away. Frank is a veteran detective with a sixth sense for danger—a gift that's solved more cases than he can count, and cost him nearly everything else. Just as he's ready to walk away from the job and reclaim his fractured family, a battered journal lands on his desk. Its pages are soaked in madness, detailing the grotesque acts of a man who calls himself Harold. But is the journal a twisted work of fiction—or a confession?

As Frank follows the breadcrumbs through a maze of obsession, delusion, and decay, he's forced to confront the possibility that Harold isn't just real… he's watching. And he's not done yet.

Gripping, visceral, and unrelenting, Harold is a descent into the mind of a killer—and the detective who risks everything to stop him.