Unabridged Audiobook
The plot was a little far fetched; but it did keep me listening. The narrator, Dick Hill is one of the best. I have met many new authors because he was the narrator.
The plot is just plain more than unbelievable. A reporter sends letters to himself claiming to be a "serial killer" in order make a name for himself. There is no serial killer, and he knows that. But said reporter's brother was on the premises when the murders happened. The reporter had no need to "invent" a serial killer. Neither the police nor the reporter suspect the brother - who has just emerged from 40 years in a prison for the criminally insane a classical guitarist with impeccable elocution, encyclopeadic knowledge of literature, and Cordon Blue worthy cooking skills, including lemon flan, proscuitto, and fine wine selection. He then confessing to murder - on television - in a restaurant as he plays guitar for the dining patrons, describing how he killed a man, and prefacing his confession with an impromptu commercial advising the viewers to dine at the restaurant and how good the food is. Oh pulease!
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