CARNIVORE - Corporate Psychopath Thriller with 5-Star Review
- Robert E. Kearns

- 5 days ago
- 1 min read
Updated: 5 days ago
FILM & TV RIGHTS AVAILABLE
CARNIVORE offers a chilling examination of corporate psychopathy with a Readers' Favorite Five-Star Review. This psychological thriller combines American Psycho's dark examination of wealth with the investigative urgency of a detective procedural.
⭐ Readers' Favorite Five-Star Review
Author Robert E. Kearns has skillfully crafted a captivating thriller in Carnivore. The book is a pageturner, and once started, the reader cannot put the book down!
— Deborah Lloyd, Readers' Favorite
Synopsis
From his Houston headquarters, Bryce Ditloc runs the family pharmaceutical business during a deep recession. To satisfy his psychopathic urges, he creates job vacancies through murder, then invites desperate applicants to interview. When an HR manager disappears, Detectives Beaufort and Hanson begin investigating, racing against time to prevent more bloodshed.
Genre & Format
Genre: Psychological Thriller / Crime / Corporate Drama
Ideal Format: Feature Film or Limited Series
Comparable Titles: American Psycho meets Succession
What the Critics Say
Readers' Favorite reviewer Deborah Lloyd praises the novel's development of the sociopathic personality, noting: "One of the most fascinating aspects of this book is the development of the sociopathic personality, beginning in childhood." The review highlights how Kearns skillfully portrays Bryce's overconfidence, his need to keep employees off-balance with threats, and the domestic facade he maintains.
Why This Story Works for Screen
Timely exploration of corporate power and economic desperation
Dual narrative between villain and investigators creates tension
Houston pharmaceutical setting offers fresh backdrop
Complex protagonist with childhood-to-adulthood psychological arc
Five-Star Readers' Favorite Review validates exceptional quality
Contact for Rights Inquiries
For film, television, and streaming adaptation inquiries, please contact:
Robert E. Kearns
Email: robertedkearns@gmail.com








Comments