Kill the President - Lost in the Abyss: A Serial Killer's Confession
Book by: Edmund
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WARNING – WARNING – WARNING ~ THIS BOOK CONTAINS DISTURBING, GRUESOME, AND GRAPHIC VIOLENCE AS WELL AS VIVID SEXUAL IMAGERY INCLUDING RAPE. IT IS NOT INTENDED FOR READERS UNDER THE AGE OF 18 OR FOR THOSE WHOSE SENSIBILITIES MAY BE OFFENDED BY THIS SUBJECT MATTER.
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THE FACE OF DEATH IS INCONSPICUOUS
KILL the PRESIDENT is a dark, raw, and uncensored page-turner chronicling the growth of a psychopathic killer from his first shocking, childhood mutilation. Charlie, his best friend in grammar school, and Jamie Carver, the first girl he ever loved, snuff out the spring of Teddy's life just as sure as if they plunged a knife into his heart.
An autobiographic diary of the evolution of Ted's psychopathic maturation, KILL the PRESIDENT presents the chilling and often grisly insight into the murky recesses of a tormented and troubled mind.
The last person anyone would suspect, Ted progresses through life as a model citizen, raises a family, and flourishes in business, political, and social circles. When his sordid past and considerable pernicious talents are discovered by a secret right-wing organization, Ted is blackmailed and presented with two choices: KILL the PRESIDENT of the UNITED STATES or be publicly exposed for the atrocities he has committed. Unwillingly, he agrees to the assassination.
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She said, “I have committed torture, murder, and worse”. “What could be worse than torture and murder”? the Devil asked. “Betrayal”, she replied.
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***** READ KILL THE PRESIDENT SCREENPLAY AND SEE HOW THE SCREENPLAY WAS DEVELOPED FROM THIS NOVEL.
Table of Contents
Chapter One
Chapter Two
Chapter Three
Chapter Four
Chapter Five
Chapter Six
Chapter Seven
Chapter Eight
Chapter Nine
Chapter Ten
Chapter Eleven
Chapter Twelve
Chapter Thirteen
Chapter Fourteen
Chapter Fifteen
Chapter Sixteen
Chapter Seventeen
Chapter Eighteen
Chapter Ninteen
Chapter Twenty
Chapter Twenty-one
Chapter Twenty-two
Chapter Twenty-three
Chapter Twenty-four
Chapter Twenty-five
Chapter Twenty-six
Chapter Twenty-seven
Chapter Twenty-eight
Chapter Twenty-nine
Chapter Thirty
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Kill the President - Lost in the Abyss: A Serial Killer's Confession
The sociopathic development of Ted Roth plunges the reader directly into the murders, darkness, and malevolent heart of this vicious killing machine.
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Babalah Jr.
Looks a professional read and well-structured for a story. It is also an inviting story and can capture attention and interest.
Sun, March 19th, 2023 2:04pmThere is one problem though, and only the rest of the world will see it, but not those from the U.S
You see, we are now in a changed phase of writing and reading books. It will not only be your family, friends, the place you live in, or your country who can get first to the book. Right now writers mostly use the new generation platforms to showcase their work, like in this case, Booksie. These platforms have readers and audiences from all over the world. So it can be advantageous to writers to write themes, descriptions and styles that have some relation to the topography of the world where audiences from all over can be able to relate to.
But just in your case, the entire writing seems channeled to a specific audience (if that is the case then it is totally okay and I respect it) You have used massive amount of descriptions and styles that someone from outside the U.S wouldn't understand, and I am one of them, from a different country. What this can do is turn someone off from reading what they don't get or relate to.
But all in all, this story is well-thought and looks to be given keen editing, and those from where they will relate to will actually love it.