RATING: 🌕🌕🌗🌑🌑
Published: January 20, 2020
Publisher: Mate Herczegh
Format: e-Book
Pages: 192
“There’s no freedom in comfort, therefore no authenticity. That only comes, when your imagined rules disappear.”
SYNOPSIS:
A young poet strangles two girls in the woods then takes his own life. A tragic, but all too familiar tale, at least according to the detectives’ official standpoint. The case gets much less familiar when other bodies show up with the dead poet’s DNA on them. Two detectives get after the phantom-like killer, but they are running out of time, as he strikes again and again, single-handedly turning the city upside down.
17-year-old Aaron gets accepted to an elite and secret institution for gifted people, where he discovers that the school has much darker secrets and challenges in store for them than a few devilishly hard exams. For example, one of his new friends being the serial killer everyone is talking about.
A Daughter of Parchment and Paper 