On/Off - A Jekyll and Hyde Story

By Mike Attebery

"If this works, it will let you live again." Those words convince eighteen year old Jamie Pepper to undergo a risky, experimental operation to treat the debilitating symptoms of early-onset... This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0615591426
• ISBN13: 9780615591421
• Release Date: January 2013
• Publisher: Michael Attebery
• Length: 332 Pages
• Weight: 0.83 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.7" x 5.3" x 8.0"

Customer Reviews

Fun stuff! Your mother would not approve...and that's a good thing!

Edgy, sexy, violent, and naughty. This is what your mother warned you against....and this is primo underground writing. Get this book, stay up late and dig in. And remember this author's name, you'll be hearing more of it in the future.

If you're looking for a Summer Read....you've found it!

This book is creepy, and Sensual, two of my favorite things. Along with being an engrossing tale of horror, the characters and setting bring the reader back to those special school years of drunken love and fun. Terrific Beach Reading!!

An Intense Reflection on a Surreal College Life...

Seeing as I rarely dabble (or waste my time) with most independent fiction, I was pleasantly surprised when I became so attached to the self-absorbed mainstays in Mike Attebery's "On/Off." More than just another sex-fueled college romp, this provocative trip down the rabbit hole is packed with clever interactions, tense scenarios, and wonderfully defined characters. The circumstances that lead the story's protagonist to madness are convincing and cohesive, allowing the author to paint a picture of a character who is familiar yet foreign at the same time. I wouldn't call it horror per se, but it's a dense psychological thriller that translates the fears and anxieties of young adulthood into a modern identity-bender. I'm excited to see what Attebery comes up with next!

A thoughtful, suspenseful thriller.

On/Off is a novel that shows a thoughtful progression of suspense and storyline rather than a traditional series of dramatic events as in other horror novels. On/Off has a great balance of dramatic plot line, humor, as well as a dark undertone that builds throughout the story. In some ways the story line is almost a commentary on what is now the common college experience. Jamie Pepper is as believable as any of the real life friends who shared my dorm. I recommend this book and author, you will not be dissappointed