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Ace In The Hole - The Bad Romance Between a Legendary Killer and a Hollywood Playwright - cover

Ace In The Hole - The Bad Romance Between a Legendary Killer and a Hollywood Playwright

OJ Modjeska

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A glamorous and talented Hollywood actress and playwright approaches one of America's most notorious incarcerated serial killers, seeking insight into the mind of a murderer.
 
Hoping to leverage his fame to her own advantage, she interviews him as part of research for her new play. She dreams of creating the next Hollywood horror hit, but her plans go awry when she underestimates the charisma and manipulative charms of the subject behind bars.
 
Love turns into madness as he puts her devotion to the ultimate test… and invites her to act out the plot of her play in the real world.
 
From the author of 'Gone: Catastrophe In Paradise' and the 'Murder by Increments' series ('A City Owned', 'Killing Cousins'), Ace In The Hole reveals the astonishing true story of one of the most bizarre and little-known episodes in American true crime history.
Disponible desde: 11/11/2022.
Longitud de impresión: 88 páginas.

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