Chameleon: Vincent Goes Bad - Steele, Lance K.
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Chameleon is a fact-based fictional story about a young serial killer who has father issues. His dad is a criminal profiler. Vincent exploits his father's database in order to make his crimes invisible or at the very least, point away from Vincent. Travel with Vincent as he makes road trips, stalks and kills people that really deserve it. Much like his spirit guide, the Chameleon uses camouflage, subterfuge, scene-staging and misdirection. But just like most lizards, this killer isn't always at the top of the food chain. Story contains graphic and grisly depictions regarding euthanasia, rape,…mehr

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Chameleon is a fact-based fictional story about a young serial killer who has father issues. His dad is a criminal profiler. Vincent exploits his father's database in order to make his crimes invisible or at the very least, point away from Vincent. Travel with Vincent as he makes road trips, stalks and kills people that really deserve it. Much like his spirit guide, the Chameleon uses camouflage, subterfuge, scene-staging and misdirection. But just like most lizards, this killer isn't always at the top of the food chain. Story contains graphic and grisly depictions regarding euthanasia, rape, revenge, murder, abduction, abortion, arson, sodomy, pedophilia, police corruption, medical malpractice and more.
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Lance K. Steele lives in a class K cabin, deep in the mixed forests of Northern California, behind two locked gates on a private dirt road. He's off the grid and off the wall. Just recently, Lance has taken to writing books. His style is as unique, just like his life. Always the Devil's Advocate, you'll find Lance defending abortion and right to life, gun ownership and background searches. He loves his country but hates the government and politicians. You might disagree, you might hate his style, but at least it won't be boring or condescending.