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Disc jockey Carter "The Cart-Man" Jackson has been climbing the stairway to heaven- keeping his life as simple as possible by living from one song to the next. He had the world by the tail, coming from a family of power, prestige, and politics... until he let it all go.
Killer Queen is burning up the highway to hell- terrorizing a town in her crimson-red stilettos, by holding random men at gunpoint. She had nothing, except a dad who abused her... and now she has nothing to lose.
K-I-L-L FM 100 is the visual soundtrack of two opposing lives colliding head-on at a destined radio station.
A full-throttle storyline, injected with one of the most unique twists ever unleashed, K-I-L-L FM 100 is the thriller that reads like a soundtrack.
Disc jockey Carter "The Cart-Man" Jackson has been climbing the stairway to heaven- keeping his life as simple as possible by living from one song to the next. He had the world by the tail, coming from a family of power, prestige, and politics... until he let it all go.
Killer Queen is burning up the highway to hell- terrorizing a town in her crimson-red stilettos, by holding random men at gunpoint. She had nothing, except a dad who abused her... and now she has nothing to lose.
i>K-I-L-L FM 100/i> is the visual soundtrack of two opposing lives colliding | |  | | U-TURN KiLLuR
A maniacal killer is preying upon a firefighter's family, stripping them from his life: one by one; piece by piece.
As insult to injury, the killer had also etched a note into the victim's torso: "will U-turn and look the other way, or watch while I kill?" -KiLLuR
Why is the moth attracted to the very glow that will kill it?
How should an aspiring author write a wrong?
A maniacal killer is preying upon a firefighter's family, stripping them from his life: one by one; piece by piece. It took every ounce of energy Lieutenant Gabe McLaughlin possessed in resisting the undertow of a mental breakdown as his best friend, Detective Jeff Spencer, told him the horrific news. And Jeff was fighting the same fight, against the same psychological beast, as he uttered the grisly details: Gabe's mother, Ira McLaughlin, had been brut |
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