Fireside Chat with a Grammar Nazi Serial Killer

A psychological thriller

Dexter meets Grammar Nazi in this psychological thriller with a twist.

Seventeen gruesome killings were report across the US, within six months and there was one clear connection among victims. They were all writers.
While media was decorating the murders with sensationalist stories, and law enforcement was playing catch-up, the homicidal maniac remained elusive and secretive.
The situation took an interesting turn when one day she appeared on a dark-net talk show for an honest chat. Though her reason for being there was not a quest for fame but something far more disturbing.

Disappointed of the overall story

Wen the book began, I got the impression it was going to end up being a cheeky comedy. Around the 2nd or 3rd chapter I realized it was a poorly written book without any depth. To make matters worse the lack of personality and poorly timed speech on phrases. For example: 'Good(short pause) Morning and at the end 'Diamond, Diamond the end Diamond Diamond'. Audible, please wait a but long for technology to improve. The virtual narration now is hiwever, good for textbooks and similar dry reading.

Interesting

Short story, I enjoyed it. It kept my attention,not a bad way to fill your time for an hour.