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Murder: Another Name for Revenge
All the gangs are facing multiple scenarios. But, will they make the right decisions? Chloe’s cousin has been cleared of murder chargers and is now free. Chloe invites Ellen to stay in her home. There, Ellen discovers Chloe’s haunting secret. What should she do? Go to the police or handle it herself?
Before she can act, a lunch rendezvous with her aunt has a tragic ending. It’s been a long ride and Anita is at her wits’ end. Her relationship with Tseudo is growing stronger, until she is faced with the disturbing revelation about her best friend Chloe. It can’t be true. How is she to believe it? How will this affect her budding romance with Tseudo?
Gabrielle and her crew are at a roadblock, figuratively and literally. Should they plow ahead? Or surrender and face the consequences? Being risk takers, they go for it. But, their action has an unfortunate outcome. How can they go on without their leader? These and other questions remain to be answered in Murder: Another Name for Revenge.
Before she can act, a lunch rendezvous with her aunt has a tragic ending. It’s been a long ride and Anita is at her wits’ end. Her relationship with Tseudo is growing stronger, until she is faced with the disturbing revelation about her best friend Chloe. It can’t be true. How is she to believe it? How will this affect her budding romance with Tseudo?
Gabrielle and her crew are at a roadblock, figuratively and literally. Should they plow ahead? Or surrender and face the consequences? Being risk takers, they go for it. But, their action has an unfortunate outcome. How can they go on without their leader? These and other questions remain to be answered in Murder: Another Name for Revenge.
380 pages, Paperback
Published April 6, 2018
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About the author
K.E. Mullins
6 books45 followersK.E. Mullins current novel, "The Friends and Family Connection: Get Unplugged" released in April 2013 the first in the ICE series which stands for In Case of Emergency. Additionally novels in the series are "In the Company of Strangers" and "Murder, Another Name for Revenge." They are contemporary fiction/drama/mystery with women and as the lead characters and heroines. She also has a poetry book, "Thinking Aloud: Dimensions of free-verse".
K.E. Mullins graduated from National University and University of Central Florida. She retired from the Navy after 20 years of honorable service. In addition to writing, she has done spoken word in Urban Grind, Atlanta, GA and Busboys and Poets in Washington, D.C.
K.E. Mullins graduated from National University and University of Central Florida. She retired from the Navy after 20 years of honorable service. In addition to writing, she has done spoken word in Urban Grind, Atlanta, GA and Busboys and Poets in Washington, D.C.
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February 4, 2019
If you want to make a crime novel super suspenseful, declare the criminal to the readers right away. After this, all the story becomes a play of cat and mouse and the author makes a brilliant chase.
K.E. Mullins' writing is always fast paced, straightforward and makes you listen to her with a pin drop silence making you sit at the edge of the seat. I have read two books of her already and had enjoyed them pretty well. The flow of the events keeps you engaged to the book from the beginning.
Her characters are very much relatable. You meet them everyday, they live in your neighborhood and specially the people you will never suspect of committing a murder.
Recommended for thriller readers.
K.E. Mullins' writing is always fast paced, straightforward and makes you listen to her with a pin drop silence making you sit at the edge of the seat. I have read two books of her already and had enjoyed them pretty well. The flow of the events keeps you engaged to the book from the beginning.
Her characters are very much relatable. You meet them everyday, they live in your neighborhood and specially the people you will never suspect of committing a murder.
Recommended for thriller readers.
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