A novelist raped on a Tinder date says writing a book about a Me Too serial killer hunting sexual predators helped her recovery. In a mire of depression and unable to pursue legal justice, Zoe Rosi created an empowered fashion editor who moonlights as a vigilante murdering rapists, paedophiles and abusers.
Writing the novel Pretty Evil, for which TV rights are now optioned, was a therapeutic outlet to the date rape she says she suffered in 2018. Zoe said the perpetrator seemed “a cut above your average guy”, before he spiked and raped her.
During the date she left her drink with him as she went to the bathroom, after just two glasses of wine she blacked out. The next morning she woke up naked, feeling as if she had had sex but knowing she could not have consented.
