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Kisses, Morgan: The Diary of a Female Serial Killer
I will tell you only three things about me.
I am a woman.
I am American.
I am a serial killer.
These three things are absolutely true. Everything else here will be half-truth, story woven with biography to hide my identity. If I told nothing but truth, they would find me and stop me.
I am not ready to be stopped.
I am a woman.
I am American.
I am a serial killer.
These three things are absolutely true. Everything else here will be half-truth, story woven with biography to hide my identity. If I told nothing but truth, they would find me and stop me.
I am not ready to be stopped.
69 pages, Kindle Edition
Published April 3, 2017
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May 4, 2017
Great read
I really liked this book. Very interesting. I truly recommend this book to anyone who enjoys a good fiction read.
I really liked this book. Very interesting. I truly recommend this book to anyone who enjoys a good fiction read.
August 15, 2017
A good read but rather short.
April 5, 2017
If you enjoyed Mycroft and Sherlock Holmes' sister Euros in The Final Problem, then this is the book for you.
May 5, 2017
Um, Yeah.....
Those were my very words. Although the book was a wee bit disturbing and gruesome, its thankfully not real but if you're going to write about a psychopath then make the readers believe it and the author definitely did just that. The author took some risks but the creativity was impressive. The book for it being short, is amazing. It is a true portrait of a psychopath and the author hit the nail on the head with using creativity well enough to continue reading and well enough to appear rather realistic. Reading about this reminded me so much of Dexter and American Psycho where both characters have seemingly normal functioning jobs and lives but hide a distinctive fetish for killing. This however, describes that of a female psychopath which we don't exactly read much of or see very many movies about. Good job Asana Clarke on her first debut.
Those were my very words. Although the book was a wee bit disturbing and gruesome, its thankfully not real but if you're going to write about a psychopath then make the readers believe it and the author definitely did just that. The author took some risks but the creativity was impressive. The book for it being short, is amazing. It is a true portrait of a psychopath and the author hit the nail on the head with using creativity well enough to continue reading and well enough to appear rather realistic. Reading about this reminded me so much of Dexter and American Psycho where both characters have seemingly normal functioning jobs and lives but hide a distinctive fetish for killing. This however, describes that of a female psychopath which we don't exactly read much of or see very many movies about. Good job Asana Clarke on her first debut.
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