Tim Vee

The Killer Who Loved Me (eBook, ePUB)

• Format: ePub

Produktbeschreibung

The story takes place in New York, and a detective is investigating a suspicious death involving allergens and allergic reactions. As the story unfolds, the detective begins to suspect that there might be a serial killer in New York City picking off people with severe allergies, but her superiors don't buy it. The detective builds a case - and eventually, the serial killer is unmasked and arrested.

After years of trying to prove there was a serial killer and then arresting them, the detective now begins to doubt that they have the right person in jail, and must try to convince her superiors and find the real killer!

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Tim Vee
• Erscheinungstermin: 7. November 2023
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9798201285241
• Artikelnr.: 70320089

Autorenporträt

Tim works in digital marketing in Toronto and is well-traveled, having visited over 80 countries. When he is not working or writing he likes to spend time with his family and German Shepherd - and to go cycling.

Tim has written ten books; The Secret Policemen and The Secret Service - both dystopian dark comedies; as well as seven science fiction novels - Extinction, Annabelle, Fission, The Children of the Third Reich, The Child of Mars, and The Children of Andaalwaald.

Tim has also written Magpie - a dark and intense journey into the world of international espionage and terrorism, and The Killer Who Loved Me - a story about the hunt for a serial killer.

Tim mostly enjoys writing transgressive fiction - mainly about aliens and psychopaths.

I will be publishing Angel, a fun and satirical story about quantum mechanics, dreams, alternative realities, the mafia, assassins, Hollywood celebrities, love...and coffee in the winter 2024, and Janus (the follow-up to The Three Lives of Mr. Amazing) in the spring 2024.

Comments and feedback always welcome.