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The Stalking Bird
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ISBN13: 9798309096589
Publisher: Independently Published
Published: Feb 13 2025
Pages: 292
Weight: 0.64
Height: 0.66 Width: 5.00 Depth: 8.00
Language: English
Publisher: Independently Published
Published: Feb 13 2025
Pages: 292
Weight: 0.64
Height: 0.66 Width: 5.00 Depth: 8.00
Language: English
THE BEST EXAMPLE OF EXPERIMENTAL FICTION IN RECENT YEARS!
MIND-BOGGLING. YOU WILL NOT BE DISAPPOINTED.
THE STALKING BIRD WILL TAKE YOU ON AN EMOTIONAL ROLLERCOASTER. A stalker has been sending romantic letters to Mackenzie for several months. Instead of being flattered, she feels terrorized, a prisoner in her own home, with two parents she has been struggling to relate to since she was a teenager. Her life is thrown upside down. Then, one day, the police catch the perpetrator, and Mackenzie is soon informed that he has committed suicide while in custody. But this is only the beginning. She is then kidnapped and held prisoner for years in a room made to look like her own home by a creature she suspects was her stalker, still alive and holding her there...but why? And who is he really? Is he simply a madman or something beyond her comprehension? Paul Koppisch is the author of eighteen novels including Avon by the Sea, The Yellow King, An Atlas of Hearts, and Who Knows Where the White Crane Flies? His books have sold in over fifteen countries. A screenplay based on his first novel, The Shaman's Daughter, has been optioned for production as a television series. He currently lives in Virginia with his wife Kyong.
MIND-BOGGLING. YOU WILL NOT BE DISAPPOINTED.
THE STALKING BIRD WILL TAKE YOU ON AN EMOTIONAL ROLLERCOASTER. A stalker has been sending romantic letters to Mackenzie for several months. Instead of being flattered, she feels terrorized, a prisoner in her own home, with two parents she has been struggling to relate to since she was a teenager. Her life is thrown upside down. Then, one day, the police catch the perpetrator, and Mackenzie is soon informed that he has committed suicide while in custody. But this is only the beginning. She is then kidnapped and held prisoner for years in a room made to look like her own home by a creature she suspects was her stalker, still alive and holding her there...but why? And who is he really? Is he simply a madman or something beyond her comprehension? Paul Koppisch is the author of eighteen novels including Avon by the Sea, The Yellow King, An Atlas of Hearts, and Who Knows Where the White Crane Flies? His books have sold in over fifteen countries. A screenplay based on his first novel, The Shaman's Daughter, has been optioned for production as a television series. He currently lives in Virginia with his wife Kyong.
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