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Sarah Jessica Parker To Make TV Show Based on the Book ‘Fever’ for MTV

The Fever offers a chilling story about guilt, family secrets, and the lethal power of desire.


Sarah Jessica Parker

Sarah Jessica Parker’s Pretty Matches Productions is developing a new television series for MTV based on the book “Fever, ” According to an exclusive report in Entertainment Weekly.

Released in June 2014 from the author Megan Abbott, “Fever” tells the story of the panic unleashed in a small town by a mysterious contagion and how it affects the Nash family and their tightly knit community.

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As hysteria swells and more girls succumb, a series of tightly held secrets emerge, threatening to unravel friendships, families and the town’s fragile idea of security. Sounds kind of like a Steven King novel.

The book’s website declares that, “The Fever offers a chilling story about guilt, family secrets, and the lethal power of desire.”

Entertainment Weekly published part of a statement from Parker and Pretty Matches Productions which read, “We are thrilled to be working with Megan Abbott, one of the most exciting voices working in literature today. A master of suspense, Megan’s drama is a searing portrait of the female adolescent psyche that is on haunting display in her gripping novel, The Fever.”

Meanwhile Parker’s former Sex in the City co-star Kristin Davis told the New York Daily News about how excited she is to see Parker’s new upcoming HBO series “Divorce.” Davis played the one of Parker’s friends on the show who converted to Judaism to marry a Jewish guy.

“I’m in shock, ” David told the Daily News’ Confidenti@l column at BTIG’s 13th Annual BTIG Commissions for Charity Day Tuesday. “Whatever she wants to do I’m excited for her. I am curious to watch it, I know that entire cast. I am very excited and curious.”

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