Martin Gangley

The Afterparty (eBook, ePUB)

• Format: ePub

Produktbeschreibung

They thought survival ended with silence. They were wrong.

The aftermath of Get Ready With Me should have been an ending. Five girls, bloodied but breathing, walking away from the feed's grip. But silence doesn't protect them. It only makes the crowd hungrier. Now Maya, Talia, Jordyn, Lexi, and Noelle are pulled into something darker a sequel stage that begins not with healing, but with funerals while they're still alive.

Each "act" escalates into something more grotesque: classrooms turning into trial courts, cafeterias into Last Suppers, churches into sanctuaries of sacrifice. Families are forced to cast votes, brands sell their faces as limited editions, and classmates chant for collapse like it's sport. With every broadcast, the system bends the world tighter, until the girls themselves begin to wonder if they're already gone.

Grwm: The Afterparty is told through chat threads, FlickTalk floods, and prose sharp enough to cut. It's not a dystopia it's the world as it is when spectacle becomes ritual, when attention turns into hunger, and when silence is the only resistance left. This is the raw, unflinching sequel that asks the hardest question of all: what happens when the crowd doesn't just want to watch you fall it wants to eat the pieces you leave behind?

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Martin Gangley
• Erscheinungstermin: 9. September 2025
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9798232627751
• Artikelnr.: 75402969

Autorenporträt

Martin holds 2 PhDs, one in Psychology and another in Medicine. He also holds a Master's in Criminal Justice and is a certified personal trainer. Martin has worked in the fields of Law Enforcement and Behavioral Health.

Martin has been a consultant on many subject matters, but his true inspiration for writing this book comes from his years in foster care and the abuse he suffered throughout his childhood.

This book isn't Martin's story; it's our story.