Justifiable Murder?
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Before I had time to rationalise what I was doing I had flung myself at Amy, I pulled her hair and began to hit her, I was out of control, shouting at her and punching her, she was strong though, she pushed me away, I fell and landed heavily on my back, she was on me, sitting astride me slapping me, out of the corner of my eye I saw the doorstop, I reached for it, it was heavy, I hit out blindly and it caught Amy on the side of the head, she grunted and fell to the floor, the blonde hair turning dark red, the stain spreading quickly, she raised her hand ‘what………….’
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Kimberley a young happy successful nurse, living her life but occasionally haunted by childhood memories. She keeps these under control until her sister's betrayal brings it all rushing back. Men have to pay the price for their infidelity.........the ultimate price.
About the Author
All my life I have enjoyed murder and thriller novels. James Patterson is my idol. I have researched methods of murder and criminology and I am currently undertaking a psychology degree. The plan is to be a counsellor but my love of criminology may take me further down that road. I have reached a point in my life where it isn't enough to read these books, I needed to write one so I put pen to paper and before I knew it I had a beginning a plot and an ending. I had the immediate attention and support of my work colleagues and they kept me going through the development of the plot. Ann Tuck-Brown, Gareth Swithenbank, Ann Ferguson and Andy Sullivan all read my book as it developed and Andy helped with the title. I owe them a mention. I lived in the Salisbury area for 18 years and then moved to Germany with my job, I have four children, who are my life, two boys and two girls, Ash my eldest is a chef, Julie-Anne is a nurse in the Army, Daniel works for NAAFI and my youngest daughter Katherine is at school and is my biggest critic, not only of my writing but fashion and hairstyles! I enjoy dinghy sailing and horse riding and obviously reading. My proudest moment aside from having my children will be without a doubt seeing my book in print.