Category: Mystery/Suspense Type: Fiction
Pages: 365
Copyright: may of 1999
A multiple first-person narrative that takes the reader in the dark corners of dangerous minds and challenges ones perception of good and evil.
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Reviews for "Abstract Murder--Prologue"
Reviewed by Trisha Severtson
12/30/2009
Abstract Murder as alot of mind twists. For all of you Horror, Thriller and Mystery fans out there i would reccomed Abstract Murder for you. I personally experanc an emotional conection to this book and you might aswell. The book has alot of twist and turns, don't be fulled by the first page as like i said there is alot of twist and turns.
I highly recommed going to buy it at your local book store, anywere books or sold or online at Amazon.
I think its a good read but then I'm biased. Check it out and let me know what you think. So far I've gotten nothing but positive reactions to the but and constructive critiques.
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