Ever wonder why those people in the news who "snap" and take out others with them get to that point? Not too sure if they truly acted alone? Did they have help? This book is a small anthology of those people who decide to go to the "Suicide Hotline"- an online service that helps those looking to take out their revenge on those who wronged them - with planned staged events with "professionals" who agree to let those people who agree to the terms to go out with a bang.

The politician who knows he's about to go down for multiple offenses (not the least of which is pedophilia) gets the opportunity to exact torturous revenge to both his rival and his wife

The bullied kid who gets the opportunity to get revenge on the one who bullied him the most.

The overworked and belittled janitor who has nothing to live for gets to go on a shooting spree making sure the boss who was his main source of grief got his due.

This book ties in to the "Country Club" series as this is a bit of an outside of the arc but containing main characters of the other series.

Sick and twisted, definitly not suitable for kids and just good pulpy fun. ( )

Besides Miller's customary gore-fest, Suicide Hotline is also a deeply felt social commentary and a conspiracists wet dream! Five stars for not only making me watch initial reports more closely for signs of multiple gunmen in black fatigues, but also for the author having the cojones to publish this during such turbulent times. This is not a story for the sheep; this is a story for the fact-seekers, the truth-junkies, and the intelligent. It's also really, really sad, violent, and terrifying. I loved it! ( )