Headcase - Rosenberg, Marc
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A twisted thriller of loss, betrayal and violence. Broken lives collide against a harsh cityscape in this haunting tale of duplicity. Detective Ash Aiken, a burned out cop, reinstated, tracks the bloody trail of a serial killer in the most controversial manhunt to hit his beat. Though dedicated to his work, he's tormented over the wife and boy who ran out on him. Saddled with a deceitful partner, Aiken looks to protect his turf by hiring a private investigator to help find his family. But the PI is caught in his own lethal web, targeted for death by a vengeful crime boss. As the killer…mehr

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A twisted thriller of loss, betrayal and violence. Broken lives collide against a harsh cityscape in this haunting tale of duplicity. Detective Ash Aiken, a burned out cop, reinstated, tracks the bloody trail of a serial killer in the most controversial manhunt to hit his beat. Though dedicated to his work, he's tormented over the wife and boy who ran out on him. Saddled with a deceitful partner, Aiken looks to protect his turf by hiring a private investigator to help find his family. But the PI is caught in his own lethal web, targeted for death by a vengeful crime boss. As the killer continues his deadly rampage, he falls for a woman tormented by her own bitter past, willing to destroy anyone who gets in the way of her wants and desires.
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Rosenberg grew up in Texas but has spent over half his adult life living and working as a screenwriter in Australia. At an early age he became an adventurer, taking a job as an estate agent in London, living for a year on a kibbutz and traveling overland through Asia.Rosenberg has made films with Miles Davis, Daniel (Harry Potter) Radcliffe and Jeremy Irons, winning two Australian Writers' Guild Awards and the Los Angeles Fade-In Grand Prize for Best Original Screenplay. He has contributed to the journal Film International, written a book on screenwriting, The Screenplay Tree, and has taught extensively in the US, India, China and Australia. An avid reader, he has a passion for espionage, crime and authentic character-based literature. Visit mrcrsnbrg.com.