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When reading Brendan James,
You'll dive headfirst into a gripping world full of mystery, suspense, and heart palpitations unparalleled to anything else. Not for the faint of heart.
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About the Author
Brendan (James) Eadicicco is a debut author and a true born and bred Ohio boy, hailing from Cincinnati (more specifically, the humble town of Reading). If he’s not writing or reading, he’s probably fishing (while thinking about writing). Or eating Chipotle. "The Watching Town", his most recent novel, released in February, and he is currently penning away at multiple others of various genres.
He believes that entertaining books are vital in today’s ever-draining world of technology, and that those stories can come from any corner of the planet so long as the narrator has viable access to their voice and cares to share them.
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Macy von dresch has always trusted her instincts.
They're what got her the job at the Enquirer. They're what lost it. They're the only thing that kept her steady when familiar places started to feel subtly off, when the past refused to stay buried, and when her best friend vanished somewhere along a stretch of Kentucky road that shouldn't exist.
Macy isn't searching for answers so much as relief—an explanation for the growing certainty that she's being pulled toward something unnamed. Something patient. Something watching. But as the fragments align, Macy is forced to consider that whatever has its eyes on her isn't interested in comfort or forgiveness.
It only wants to see what she'll do next.
And as the truth tightens around her, the question threatening to unravel may be more dangerous than the secrets waiting at the end of the line:
Is Macy hunting for monsters in the real world—or is she quietly nursing her own from within?
Testimonials
Perdue Magazine
"James' Room 301 is a thrilling mix of dark mystery and suspense. His characters are so relatable, and the atmosphere puts you in a chokehold for all 300 pages. A must-read for fans of gripping stories."
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Joe Jenneman
"[James] is the type of writer whose vivid delivery puts you right there in the room—quite literally, with Room 301. It's not a room you'd want to be in, but it's not a book you can put down ... Even the darkest depths of my mind couldn't have imagined where it would lead."
Sienou Weekly
"James' storytelling is unforgettable. His work, especially The Watching Town, is full of rich settings, deeply flawed characters, and emotional depth. A true artist!"