Crazy Betty PreQuel

Crazy Betty: The Prequel
By Blaze Kingston

The Making of a Monster

Before she became the architect of reality manipulation, Betty Holloway was just another lonely college student. Invisible, overlooked, studying psychology while watching her more popular classmates from the shadows. But Betty possesses something her friends don't—the ability to see the patterns that govern human behavior and the patience to use that knowledge systematically.

What begins as innocent "help" for her struggling friends becomes increasingly sophisticated psychological manipulation. When Ryan notices her methods and threatens exposure, Betty learns that some problems can only be solved permanently. Jake's gambling addiction becomes the perfect weapon for his destruction. Morgan, Lily, and Ava become unknowing test subjects in Betty's evolving understanding of consciousness control.

This isn't just the origin story of a serial killer—it's the birth of someone far more dangerous. Through meticulous documentation and chilling introspection, we witness Betty's transformation from helpful friend to master manipulator, developing the techniques that will later terrorize an entire city.

The prequel reveals how monsters aren't born—they're educated. And Betty Holloway was always an exceptional student.

A psychological masterpiece that shows how manipulation can masquerade as love, and how understanding people too well can become the ultimate weapon.

Book Details: 

Pages: 225

Language: English

Book 2 of 5 of Crazy Betty Series