When university students Gareth and Richard launch an online show called The Death Factor, it starts as a twisted experiment in internet fame.

Kidnap strangers. Film their fear. Let the audience vote on who survives.

At first, it's just numbers on a screen. Views. Clicks. Votes.

But behind every vote is a real person… begging for their life.

Trapped in an isolated cabin, six victims are forced into a nightmare where survival depends not on strength, but on how entertaining they are to watch. As the audience grows, so does the brutality, and the line between reality and performance begins to disappear.

Because the viewers aren't just watching anymore…

They're part of the game.

And once you start watching,  it's impossible to look away.

For readers who love:

• dark psychological horror about internet culture and viral fame

• survival thrillers where characters are forced to fight for their lives

• twisted reality show or game-style horror plots

Perfect for readers who enjoy:

• Black Mirror

• Saw

• Battle Royale