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From Inside Her Bedroom
Clint Evans believed for all those years that his sole purpose in life was to one day kill his wife who sent him to prison. Instead he finds a young woman equally desperate for a new life.Kathy needs to escape a cheating husband and self-destructive daughter who despises her, everyone agreeing her son should never have been born. Her life is a constant battle and she wants out.She's soon torn between his effusive affection and the deepening love of another she can’t possibly explain or deny. And Clint knows. He knows everything about her…everything, and he won’t let her go, his charm more compelling each day.Too late Kathy learns the horrible truth, that her world is being destroyed. She vows revenge. She wants her life back.
549 pages, Paperback
First published July 1, 2011
About the author
Doug Booth
17 booksSoon after completing Split Verdict, his premiere novel written in countless hotel suites across the Southeast, Doug Booth abandoned the world of industry.
He began writing The Madam, leaving behind an enviable career to those who don’t mind dragging themselves from warm beds into the chilly and stark ambiance of airports every Monday at 3:00 AM.
To-date he has penned one creative non-fiction and eighteen novels, the common theme being retribution, storylines based on the simple and incontrovertible premise that each of us will sooner or later commit the illegal, the morally wrong, the bad or indifferent. Because that is the inescapable human condition.
What makes his writing different is the realism of his characters and the believability of their predicaments. They are people you would want to know, or do know, unexpectedly confronted by the tragedy and dread of unthinkable events.
Most of them are sexy and charming. After all, novels are about escapism and who wants to escape into the unattractive world we already dwell in? Each with a distinct personality and a vivid personal story to share as they struggle to survive through to their own unique closure.
His genres are Mystery, Suspense and Thriller for an adult market, with requisite elements of Murder, Deception, Intrigue, and, of course, the quintessence of Romance. Some might say racy.
He began writing The Madam, leaving behind an enviable career to those who don’t mind dragging themselves from warm beds into the chilly and stark ambiance of airports every Monday at 3:00 AM.
To-date he has penned one creative non-fiction and eighteen novels, the common theme being retribution, storylines based on the simple and incontrovertible premise that each of us will sooner or later commit the illegal, the morally wrong, the bad or indifferent. Because that is the inescapable human condition.
What makes his writing different is the realism of his characters and the believability of their predicaments. They are people you would want to know, or do know, unexpectedly confronted by the tragedy and dread of unthinkable events.
Most of them are sexy and charming. After all, novels are about escapism and who wants to escape into the unattractive world we already dwell in? Each with a distinct personality and a vivid personal story to share as they struggle to survive through to their own unique closure.
His genres are Mystery, Suspense and Thriller for an adult market, with requisite elements of Murder, Deception, Intrigue, and, of course, the quintessence of Romance. Some might say racy.
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January 4, 2019
Brilliant! I really enjoyed this book and didn't want it to end. I had no idea how it would end and some of the surprises were great.
May 17, 2015
Ok read
I felt like I had missed something somewhere in the beginning of the book because it was very confusing. Near the end, I found that I actually hadn't missed anything. I was so disappointed in some of the book, but in the end, it was ok. I wish some things about the ending would have been different, but we can't always get what we want.
I felt like I had missed something somewhere in the beginning of the book because it was very confusing. Near the end, I found that I actually hadn't missed anything. I was so disappointed in some of the book, but in the end, it was ok. I wish some things about the ending would have been different, but we can't always get what we want.
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