My Keeper, His Anagram and The Book

Novel I Found When Searching for
"Roan Buried"

I'm not sure how I found this guy online, probably the artificial telepathy led me to him.  I'm not really sure.  What I do know is that he knows everything about me, everything I do in the privacy of my own home and that he cannot wait until he sees me dead.

He goes by the Twitter name @gimmeeck and has his personal name listed as Ruben Dario.  I've been trying not to read too many of his Twitter posts because I know that's exactly what he wants me to do.

Logic tells me, "Don't play that game!"  But curiosity frequently wins out.  That was the case this evening when I got the idea that maybe his name was an anagram.  Anagrams were scattered throughout Rosemary's Baby, so why would he be different?

I went to Word Smith's Anagram Server for help.  I scrolled down the list of possibilities just knowing one of them would stand out above all the others.  And there it was... "Roan Buried"!

Why that one?  On Rosemary's Baby they usually called her "Ro" and I just know automatically that "an" is "15" and "15" is the day number of the year when I was born.  "Buried" seems like something Rubén Darío can't wait to see happen to me.

I did a quick search for "Roan Buried" and came up with a book by Mark Stevens (probably a coincidence, right?) called "Buried by The Roan".  I'm pretty sure I guessed the correct anagram at this point!

Now the question is, do I read it?

I wonder if this is "product placement" at work!  Remember in the Truman Show how they were so blatant about the paid product placement ads?  Drink Moacocoa!  Kaiser Chicken and that Burger Chef Pro slicer dicer and grater!!