Malocclusion, tales of misdemeanor - Kemanis, V. S.
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Tempting little wrongs, moral dilemmas, subconscious desires. Blinded by self-deception, even the best of us are led astray. In Malocclusion, tales of misdemeanor, V.S. Kemanis tells fourteen compelling stories that prickle with suspense and psychological intrigue. A private investigator is double-crossed by the woman he's tailing. A suburban homemaker commits an unspeakable transgression against a new neighbor. A man's aesthetic fascination with a young girl crosses the line. An orthodontist makes a shameful self-discovery while treating an adult patient. Open these pages and enter a world…mehr

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Tempting little wrongs, moral dilemmas, subconscious desires. Blinded by self-deception, even the best of us are led astray. In Malocclusion, tales of misdemeanor, V.S. Kemanis tells fourteen compelling stories that prickle with suspense and psychological intrigue. A private investigator is double-crossed by the woman he's tailing. A suburban homemaker commits an unspeakable transgression against a new neighbor. A man's aesthetic fascination with a young girl crosses the line. An orthodontist makes a shameful self-discovery while treating an adult patient. Open these pages and enter a world that's slightly askew, driven by aberrant need, where you'll encounter familiar misdemeanants from every walk of life and their unwitting-or complicit-victims.
Autorenporträt
V.S. Kemanis is a California native and currently resides in New York. As an attorney, she has been a criminal prosecutor for county and state agencies, argued criminal appeals for the prosecution and defense, and conducted complex civil litigation. She is also an accomplished dancer and choreographer of classical and contemporary styles. Ms. Kemanis has authored more than fifty short stories and the Dana Hargrove legal mystery novels, which draw on her personal experience in criminal law. She is a member of the Mystery Writers of America.