Identity

by Callie Hunter

A woman wakes up in the middle of a field with blood on her hands, but no memory of who she is, where she is, or what she has done. As events unfold during the following days her old forgotten life delivers many aspects she almost wishes had remained lost to her consciousness. The final dramatic conclusion has huge impact on all involved.

The reader follows the same journey as the characters as events unfold, secrets are revealed and lives are changed – for better and for worse.

92 pages, Kindle Edition

First published January 1, 2013

About the author

Callie Hunter is a 22 year-old aspiring author, who has taken inspiration from playwright Sarah Kane, YA author Ellen Hopkins, and Korean film director Kim Ki-Duk. She has been writing with intention to be published from the age of 16. With a degree in Film Studies from the University of Surrey, England, her first area of writing is screenwriting, she has expanded to convert her screenplays into novel form.

She is currently studying Adult Nursing at LSBU, in Havering, England. To date, she has two complete novels ready for editing (In Between Dreams, Bruised, and a work-in-progress called Tiptoe). She’s an avid cat lover, and everything animal related, as is clear from the starring roles the animals in her work perform!