David Viergutz

Not Okay (eBook, ePUB)

• Format: ePub

Produktbeschreibung

My name is Marvin May and I am okay.

I am not a thief or a pervert, and the crimes of my youth are behind me.

I go to church on Sundays when I remember and ask God for forgiveness when I don't.

I'm okay.

I probably have an anger problem, but who doesn't? I've never hit anyone, or anything.

I promise, I'm fine.

I live in a little house in a small town and keep to myself. I'm only one payment behind on my credit card, and the doctor says I could lose a few pounds. I'm just like everyone else.

But there is something I should mention.

I have this one little issue.

One tiny problem I can't seem to fix.

One itch I can't seem to scratch...

I want to kill my wife.

Hi, my name is Marvin May ... and I am not okay.

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: David Viergutz
• Erscheinungstermin: 15. Oktober 2023
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9798223740933
• Artikelnr.: 69158050

Autorenporträt

Disabled Army Veteran, Law Enforcement Veteran, husband and super dad by nature. David Viergutz is the author of several novels and short stories from every flavor of horror.

Take the plunge into David's imagination as he delivers chill-bringing adventures where the good guy doesn't always win. David remembers dragging a backpack full of books to class beginning in middle school and leaving his textbooks behind. David takes his inspiration from the greats and fell in love with complex universes from the desks of Nix, Tolkien, King, Stroud and Lovecraft to name a few.

David's imagination, combined with his experience in uniform give his books an edge when it comes to the spooky and unnerving. One day, David's wife sat him down and gave him the confidence to start putting his imagination on paper. From then on out David's creativity has no longer been stifled by self-doubt and he continues to write with a smile on his face in a dark, candle-lit room.