A Killer's Game by Luca Tahtieazym

A Killer's Game by Luca Tahtieazym

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A Killer's Game by Luca Tahtieazym

‘I’m a killer, an assassin, a murderer, a criminal. But above all, I’m an artist.’ France, 1986. Achilles Clazay is a successful and charismatic businessman who is adored by his partner and respected by his colleagues. He is also a talented artist who lives for his work. His latest project is Françoise Laville and she’s gagged in the shower, about to die. Because Achilles is the notorious serial killer who has been carving great works of art into the ‘canvas’ of his victims’ skin for five years. But a copycat murder soon changes everything in his brutally ordered life. Naturally, Achilles is enraged by his imitator and will stop at nothing to find him. He is a practised hunter, but the hunt for the imposter will reveal dark secrets even he couldn’t have dreamt of. Will he survive the chase?
An author with an unpronounceable name, originally from the South of France and currently living near La Rochelle, Luca Tahtieazym has published eight novels to date. Juggling with genres and styles, inspired by Steinbeck, Ellroy, Dard and Stephen King, he takes particular care over the plots of his books, striving to offer original stories and tormented and engaging characters. A Killer’s Game won the 2017 Francophone Plumes award.
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ISBN 13 9781503991460
ISBN 10 1503991466
Titel A Killer's Game
Autor Luca Tahtieazym
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Bindungsart Paperback
Verlag Amazon Publishing
Erscheinungsjahr 2020-12-03
Seitenanzahl 252
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