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Kill Your Darlings
Some doors should remain closed.
Some questions should remain unanswered.
When Carla meets Eddie Jacobs, the bestselling author of Sunset Over Dreams, her life is rapidly changed. Drawn from her reclusive existence into the cult of his celebrity, she is ill-prepared for the attention. But there are things about Carla that Eddie doesn't know. Things that that he really should.
When Eddie goes missing, shortly before the release date of his second novel, doors become opened that Carla would much prefer remained closed.
Who is Carla, really? And why would she not want Eddie found?
Some questions should remain unanswered.
When Carla meets Eddie Jacobs, the bestselling author of Sunset Over Dreams, her life is rapidly changed. Drawn from her reclusive existence into the cult of his celebrity, she is ill-prepared for the attention. But there are things about Carla that Eddie doesn't know. Things that that he really should.
When Eddie goes missing, shortly before the release date of his second novel, doors become opened that Carla would much prefer remained closed.
Who is Carla, really? And why would she not want Eddie found?
279 pages, Kindle Edition
Published November 2, 2017
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About the author
A.K. Alliss
9 books28 followersAK Alliss writes. Anytime. Anywhere. Scifi, Fantasy, Noir and anything else that grabs his attention. Breaking barriers from the mainstream genre tropes and introducing rich and intriguing characters to accompany readers on their adventure.
Author of the Ouroboros Cycle Scifi saga (FR[A]ME, Future's Orphans, and Gravity's Truth), The Pattern Codex Science Fantasy epic (All The Dead Stars) and the domestic psychological thriller, 'Kill Your Darlings'.
His next book is 'Jimmy Dean's Last Dance', coming from Spectrum Publishing.
Want to learn more about the elusive AK? Find him on Social Media or wherever good books are sold.
Author of the Ouroboros Cycle Scifi saga (FR[A]ME, Future's Orphans, and Gravity's Truth), The Pattern Codex Science Fantasy epic (All The Dead Stars) and the domestic psychological thriller, 'Kill Your Darlings'.
His next book is 'Jimmy Dean's Last Dance', coming from Spectrum Publishing.
Want to learn more about the elusive AK? Find him on Social Media or wherever good books are sold.
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Displaying 1 - 4 of 4 reviews
October 9, 2017
I am voluntarily reviewing an Advanced Reader Copy of this book that I received for free from Shifted Sheets.
AK Alliss has provided a well written psychological thriller that brings you along for the ride. Drifting from character to character you follow along with Detective Abby Freegard as she pieces the puzzle together, with an interesting twist at the end. Looking forward to reading more in this series.
AK Alliss has provided a well written psychological thriller that brings you along for the ride. Drifting from character to character you follow along with Detective Abby Freegard as she pieces the puzzle together, with an interesting twist at the end. Looking forward to reading more in this series.
November 7, 2017
This is a fast paced highly interesting psychological thriller where you can't always see exactly what is around the bend. The changes of perspective, as well as past and present, keep you guessing. This is a very well written book and very much worth the time to read!
November 12, 2024
Interesting story with a plot twist
This was entertaining and fast-paced. Character development was a little shaky, but the overall story is worth a read. If you've got a free afternoon, this book is a good way to fill it.
This was entertaining and fast-paced. Character development was a little shaky, but the overall story is worth a read. If you've got a free afternoon, this book is a good way to fill it.
January 29, 2020
I liked the story toward the end, by which I mean the last 1/4 of the book. I gave it three stars because I kept reading it. The plot from the beginning seemed intriguing but it just felt a bit odd from the start. Not sure if it was the writing style or the way the book was arranged. When the story switched focus it sometimes was difficult to realize that had happened. It finished will which is why I rated it the way I did.
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