Hater

In a world teetering on the brink of sanity, David Moody's "Hater" plunges humanity into an epidemic of unprovoked violence. Society is shattered by the sudden emergence of 'Haters,' seemingly ordinary individuals who inexplicably turn into frenzied, remorseless killers, striking down anyone in their path without warning. What begins as isolated incidents quickly escalates into a global pandemic of rage, fear, and murder, as friends, family, and strangers alike become potential victims or, more terrifyingly, perpetrators. The protagonist, navigating this terrifying new reality, grapples with the ever-present threat of instant, brutal death, or the even more chilling possibility of succumbing to the 'Hater' contagion himself. As the line between victim and aggressor blurs, and trust erodes completely, the novel explores the dark underbelly of human nature, forcing readers to confront the inherent violence and prejudice that lies dormant within us all, waiting for a trigger. It’s a relentless, visceral exploration of societal collapse and the primal instinct for survival when the enemy could be anyone, anywhere.