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Self Help for Serial Killers - Let Your Creativity Bloom - cover

Self Help for Serial Killers - Let Your Creativity Bloom

M R R Jack

Casa editrice: Publishdrive

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Self Help for Serial Killers:  Let Your Creativity Bloom, the millenial child of American Psycho, and pushes the limits of tartan noir.   Longlisted for the Crime Writers' Association Debut Dagger and was a finalist at the Capital Crime and Amazon New Voices Award. 
 
Maine Fawkes, Scotland's most notorious serial killer writes from Scotland's state hospital. Part memoire, part self-help for those who want to copy him he details his crimes which brought Scotland's lucrative tourist industry to its knee's and caused international outrage.
 
DCI Halliday Campbell is getting on with her job, and living her life, when a link between her and the serial killer leaving bodies at Scotland's most iconic landscapes emergest.
 
If you like dark, twisted characters and a psychological game of cat and mouse, then you will love Self Help for Serial Killers. When you finish, will you want to let your creativity bloom?
 
"It deserves to be read." D.V.Bishop, author of the Cesera Aldo series
Disponibile da: 15/04/2025.
Lunghezza di stampa: 202 pagine.

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