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Tuesday Suicide: Confessions
John Booker is dead. Or is he death? Faded, washed up late night TV host, drug addict, sex fiend, John Booker is bored to death. He wakes up one morning believing he is the king of the dead. Drug induced psychosis? Or something much scarier? Is he really falling through different realities? Is he really turning into the King of the Dead? Can he really see the sins and the secret desires, the hidden truths that lie in the heart's of all men? Told backwards through an email he sends to his partner in crime, the deviant, addict and tortured woman, Helena Huntington-Dale.
A new party drug has hit the streets, Tuesday Suicide; more euphoric than smack, more demonic than Ice and Speed; the ultimate drug, aggressive sexual potency, almost super-human strength, demonic and satanic hallucinations
A mass murderer confesses his crimes, his sins. Is his confession the last ruse of a desperate man? Or his final act, before he must pay for his deeds, an act of love and protection for the one who loves the most? Join John Booker as he takes you on a ride of his lifetime.
A new party drug has hit the streets, Tuesday Suicide; more euphoric than smack, more demonic than Ice and Speed; the ultimate drug, aggressive sexual potency, almost super-human strength, demonic and satanic hallucinations
A mass murderer confesses his crimes, his sins. Is his confession the last ruse of a desperate man? Or his final act, before he must pay for his deeds, an act of love and protection for the one who loves the most? Join John Booker as he takes you on a ride of his lifetime.
390 pages, Kindle Edition
First published May 24, 2015
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May 28, 2015
Deep and sinister
This story takes the reader into the world of a deadly street drug called Tuesday Suicide. It portrays the events that occurred to John Booker after he used the drug. It contains graphic details at times of sex, hallucinations, violence, and psychosis. This is not for the faint at heart.
This story takes the reader into the world of a deadly street drug called Tuesday Suicide. It portrays the events that occurred to John Booker after he used the drug. It contains graphic details at times of sex, hallucinations, violence, and psychosis. This is not for the faint at heart.
August 5, 2015
Wow. I mean really, wow. This is unlike any book I have read recently. James Wf Roberts writes extremely vivid, sometimes horrific, action packed prose with a real gift for language.
A cleverly graphic twisted tale that I most thoroughly enjoyed reading. John Booker is not the usual hero. He is a character that doesn't quite fit into any category I know.
I was hooked on this book from the first sentence, "So, tell me my dear, have you ever wondered what a bullet tastes like?"
It's like Natural born killers meets True Blood meets True Detective.
Highly recommended for horror/erotic/thrill seekers.
A cleverly graphic twisted tale that I most thoroughly enjoyed reading. John Booker is not the usual hero. He is a character that doesn't quite fit into any category I know.
I was hooked on this book from the first sentence, "So, tell me my dear, have you ever wondered what a bullet tastes like?"
It's like Natural born killers meets True Blood meets True Detective.
Highly recommended for horror/erotic/thrill seekers.
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