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A Serial Killers Guide: Dexter's Final Cut, Dexter, Darkly Dreaming Dexter, Dearly Devoted Dexter, Dexter in the Dark, Dexter By Design, Dexter Is Delicious, Double Dexter Tribute - Episode 1
A Serial Killers Guide is a tribute to Jeff Lindsay's Dexter Series but with a super hot ass kicking woman. If you like this free episode, be sure to check out the other episodes in the series as well, they are full of blood and sex.
Odette was eight when she made her first kill...a goose...and she loved it. She spent the next few years chasing the elusive "first kill" high again. In high school she graduated to the greatest prey...humans...perfecting her craft of seduction and murder and becoming the lioness she is today.
Now she's been recruited by the CIA as the perfect weapon, where she will get paid to do what comes so naturally to her. In return they get to harness her skills and protect the general public from her by keeping her under control.
But controlling a lioness may not be as easy as they think...
Odette was eight when she made her first kill...a goose...and she loved it. She spent the next few years chasing the elusive "first kill" high again. In high school she graduated to the greatest prey...humans...perfecting her craft of seduction and murder and becoming the lioness she is today.
Now she's been recruited by the CIA as the perfect weapon, where she will get paid to do what comes so naturally to her. In return they get to harness her skills and protect the general public from her by keeping her under control.
But controlling a lioness may not be as easy as they think...
41 pages, Kindle Edition
First published February 20, 2013
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December 9, 2014
I stumbled upon this while looking for Jeff Lindsay's new Dexter novel. This book is advertised using his other works in the title, and it was free, so I decided to give it a go.
The book is littered with spelling and grammar mistakes, literally from the first page. This made it very difficult and frustrating to read. I did finish it (as it's very short) but the story just didn't do it for me - it jumped around a lot and due to the length didn't have the detail a good book needs.
The only good point I can make is that the story is not a direct ripoff of Dexter; the author has made an attempt to create her own story.
The book is littered with spelling and grammar mistakes, literally from the first page. This made it very difficult and frustrating to read. I did finish it (as it's very short) but the story just didn't do it for me - it jumped around a lot and due to the length didn't have the detail a good book needs.
The only good point I can make is that the story is not a direct ripoff of Dexter; the author has made an attempt to create her own story.
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