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This Is How You Die
This Is How You Die: A Thriller | David Jester
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The violent, dark, and twisted journey of an emotionless, hate-filled, obsessive teen who becomes a clinical and prolific serial killer. Herman isnt like other teens his age. He isnt like the academic elite, the geeky students who get all the grades and are adored by their teachers. He isnt like the extroverts, the socially adept and popular kids who never want for anything and always have a shoulder to cry on. And he isnt like the bullies, the ones who taunt and beat him on a daily basis. Herman isnt like any of his peers, or indeed anyone he knows. The person Herman identifies with the most, the person he idolizes and yearns to be, is The Butcher, a brutal and prolific serial killer. Following yet another beating by the kids he despises at a school he hates, Herman returns home to his inconspicuous existence with his solitary, silent, and coldhearted father. But life for Herman is about to change. The shackles that have held him to mediocrity and anonymity are about to be broken. Not only does Herman discover his father has died, but on further examination, he also discovers his dad was The Butcher, the very man whom everyone had feared and whom he had worshipped. Life had been cruel to his father and death had been cruel to his legend, but Herman decides that he will carry on his fathers work. He may not have his fathers experience, but with a little practice, Herman knows he can become the man in the shadows, the thing that everyone fears. Now, if only Homicide Detective Lester Keats would just leave him alone . . .
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Naz786
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ElizaMarie
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Actually, this wasn't too bad. Based on the artwork on the title, I was iffy about it. I thought it would be way less developed than it turned out to be, so pleasant surprise.

#the52bookclub2022 38: Prompt: Don‘t Judge a Book By Its Cover

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ElizaMarie
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My current #AudioCommute book (super short, might finish this early this week