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NORMAL: Book One
Life in Portland, Oregon is predictable - gorgeous vistas, stylish skyscrapers, quirky cafes, eclectic entertainment, and all that rain...
...oh yeah, there's also that serial killer. And the girl who's a death magnet. And the narcoleptic who might just fall asleep at the worst possible moment. And then there are the people who are supposed to be dead, but keep showing up to work anyway. You know, all the normal stuff.
** Book One (Author's Cut) is the extended-edition first volume in a series of psychological cliffhanger novellas. Please note that due to language and violence, NORMAL is recommended for readers age 16 and up.
"UNBELIEVABLY good....sucks you in from the start and there's no letting go...has the mood and feel of David Lynch's Mulholland Drive, [but] even better."
"...reminds me of some of Dean Koontz's earlier (and better) work...we'll all be hearing a lot more from K.M. Kinsley."
"Fair warning, once you start reading you will not stop. It charges forward at a breathless pace."
...oh yeah, there's also that serial killer. And the girl who's a death magnet. And the narcoleptic who might just fall asleep at the worst possible moment. And then there are the people who are supposed to be dead, but keep showing up to work anyway. You know, all the normal stuff.
** Book One (Author's Cut) is the extended-edition first volume in a series of psychological cliffhanger novellas. Please note that due to language and violence, NORMAL is recommended for readers age 16 and up.
"UNBELIEVABLY good....sucks you in from the start and there's no letting go...has the mood and feel of David Lynch's Mulholland Drive, [but] even better."
"...reminds me of some of Dean Koontz's earlier (and better) work...we'll all be hearing a lot more from K.M. Kinsley."
"Fair warning, once you start reading you will not stop. It charges forward at a breathless pace."
188 pages, Kindle Edition
First published April 23, 2015
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June 14, 2015
Tangled Web of intrigue
Not for the faint of heart or mind. I kept turning pages as I tried to connected all the dots, staying interested the entire time. Eagerly awaiting book two!
Not for the faint of heart or mind. I kept turning pages as I tried to connected all the dots, staying interested the entire time. Eagerly awaiting book two!
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