S. Elle Cameron

All love is a tragedy...

“Life is funny. One minute you’re trying to find something to live for, and the next, it comes walking through your door in the middle of the night.”

Turn It Off follows the life of Peyton Giordano (from A Tragic Heart) as he struggles to find strength to live following the tragic loss of his mother all while falling victim to the lures of drug addiction, mental illness, reckless romances, and countless other internal and external demons. Tormented by his mother’s death, and both the absence of his father and the physical abuse he experienced by his step-father, Peyton embarks on a journey to find balance in his life.

After starting a new life under his aunt and uncle’s care, Peyton finds himself yielding to the evils inside of him more than ever before. Terrified of exposing his true feelings, he learns new ways to turn off his pain. Peyton quickly comes to realize that just because it doesn’t hurt for a moment, doesn’t mean the pain is really gone.

The more he tries to shut everything out, the more he indulges in his dirty habits thrusting his life into a vicious cycle of chaos. As life always has a way of revealing, however, there are but so many times we can go around before we decide to jump off the ride.

Turn It Off acts as a prequel to A Tragic Heart and is the third installment to the A Tragic Heart series.

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Turn It Off (Intro & Chapter One):

A teaser to the full novel Turn It Off, S. Elle Cameron is giving readers the chance to experience the life of Peyton Giordano (from A Tragic Heart) early. Turn It Off follows the life of Peyton as he struggles with dealing with the loss of his mother, drug addiction, mental illness, along with other demons. This is only the intro and first chapter to the upcoming novel. Turn It Off acts as a prequel to A Tragic Heart.