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Lillith: The Perfect Serial Killer
A series of murders of men has been scaring the district of Newtown, Pennsylvania. The killer is not a mystery. Unaware that they are writing their last words, in the bed of lust, the victims decant her on sheets of notepads, with the most dedicated eulogies.
The red-haired figure with beautiful and immense hypnotic blue eyes had become a hindrance to Phillip Darwin, the renowned and highly esteemed inspector in the city, he admits having finally found a serial killer that borders on perfection; becoming the biggest challenge of his envied career. Together with his partner, Kemilly Galligan, he will be willing to do anything to capture the ‘praying mantis’; whose curious insect is her signature, left at the scene of the crime.
However, the young and bold journalism student, Noah Mackey, has been challenging him with his sensationalist articles, tarnishing his image and causing everyone to doubt the inspector's potential; who had never taken more than two months to conclude a case, but it has already been over two years, and the number of victims has only increased.
If you're looking for a book with intense scenes and a touching story, you've found it. But if you don't have a strong stomach, Lillith is not the best recommendation. It's a narrative that aims to establish a connection between fiction and the cold, stark reality.
The red-haired figure with beautiful and immense hypnotic blue eyes had become a hindrance to Phillip Darwin, the renowned and highly esteemed inspector in the city, he admits having finally found a serial killer that borders on perfection; becoming the biggest challenge of his envied career. Together with his partner, Kemilly Galligan, he will be willing to do anything to capture the ‘praying mantis’; whose curious insect is her signature, left at the scene of the crime.
However, the young and bold journalism student, Noah Mackey, has been challenging him with his sensationalist articles, tarnishing his image and causing everyone to doubt the inspector's potential; who had never taken more than two months to conclude a case, but it has already been over two years, and the number of victims has only increased.
If you're looking for a book with intense scenes and a touching story, you've found it. But if you don't have a strong stomach, Lillith is not the best recommendation. It's a narrative that aims to establish a connection between fiction and the cold, stark reality.
281 pages, Kindle Edition
Published May 22, 2024
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