Murderous Acts - Knight, Colin
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David, a failed actor with an incurable social disease has a secret: He's a delusional murderer who kills unworthy people for an imaginary audience. Robbie, eleven-years old, has a secret: He's a snoop, obsessed with protecting his mom from bad men. When David dates Robbie's mom, Robbie discovers David's secret. Desperate for a father he never had Robbie believes David is a good person who saved his mom from a bad man and 'only kills bad people'. Trusting David, Robbie confesses. Is Robbie right about David? Can David be the father Robbie never had? Will psychopathy compel David to kill…mehr

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David, a failed actor with an incurable social disease has a secret: He's a delusional murderer who kills unworthy people for an imaginary audience. Robbie, eleven-years old, has a secret: He's a snoop, obsessed with protecting his mom from bad men. When David dates Robbie's mom, Robbie discovers David's secret. Desperate for a father he never had Robbie believes David is a good person who saved his mom from a bad man and 'only kills bad people'. Trusting David, Robbie confesses. Is Robbie right about David? Can David be the father Robbie never had? Will psychopathy compel David to kill Robbie? Or will David's imaginary audience recoil at the murder of a child and offer David a chance for redemption?
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Colin Knight was born in Manchester, England in 1962 and immigrated to Canada in 1987. He holds a BA Honors Degree in Political Science, and a MA Degree in International Relations. In 1999, he joined the Canadian government and for fifteen years held a variety of positions with the Department of Foreign Affairs, the Canadian International Development Agency, Public Safety Canada, the Royal Canadian Mounted Police, and most recently, the Canadian Prime Minister's Privy Council Office. Colin retired from government in 2014 and lives in Ottawa, Canada with his wife and three children.