Guest Shot

by David Locke

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“I’m going to kill some people…”At first, he was just a voice on the other end of the line. Just another crank caller.“Your audience will hear me talk about it…”Now, they know he’s not kidding. He has a definite plan he intends to execute.“Then I’ll go out and do it…”He is ready. The television cameras are rolling. And America is about to meet a real-life killer. Face to face. Right in their living rooms.“But that’s not the best part. After the first one,I’ll show more come back, talk about what it was like.And again after the second…” show less

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Exciting thriller written by New York Times best-selling art historian Robert Rosenblum under the pseudonym David Locke. A booking agent for a nationally televised talk show receives a call from someone offering to be a guest on the show. The Mystery Guest, as he comes to call himself, intends to discuss a murder that he is going to commit. He then plans to "do the deed" and subsequently return to the show to talk about it. And - even more chilling - he believes that he will be able do it over and over without being caught. The premise is a good one for a suspense novel and it is well-written with good plot twists and fully formed characters. I enjoyed every quickly turned page!

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Fiction and Literature, Mystery
DDC/MDS
813.54Literature & rhetoricAmerican literature in EnglishAmerican fiction in English1900-19991945-1999
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PS3568 .O795 .G83Language and LiteratureAmerican literatureAmerican literatureIndividual authors1961-
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