Try Not to Die by Your Own Hand
The most dangerous voice may be the one that sounds like your own.
Some survival stories begin with a monster, an outbreak, or a haunted house. This one begins inside the mind. Try Not to Die: By Your Own Hand places the reader within a psychological crisis where isolation, distorted thinking, fear, and the need for connection influence every choice. Written solely by Renee DeCamillis, the book treats mental health as the central human stake rather than a decorative horror device. It should be marketed with honesty about mature themes, accompanied by appropriate resources, and framed around awareness, compassion, and the possibility of help. A blurb from Paul Tremblay adds important credibility, while proceeds connected to suicide awareness or prevention make the title one of Vincere Press’s clearest examples of publishing aligned with purpose.