LA DWI Lawyer

Gli agenti della polizia di Mosca fermano l’auto per un normale accertamento e invitano l’autista a scendere. Il ragazzo ha così improvvisato alcune telefonate senza accorgersi che al posto del cellulare stava utilizzando prima la sua mano, poi un pacchetto di sigarette. Il demenziale siparietto è durato oltre i due minuti, e la scena ha strappato alcune risate agli stessi poliziotti. Risate che però non hanno evitato la contravvenzione. Moscow. Drunk and addict driver use his hand and a pack of cigarettes as a phone. The unidentified driver – pulled over for driving erratically – first tries to speak into his hand to make a call. But when he realises that isn’t working he pulls out a cigarette packet and in front of the bemused cops apparently believes he’s having detailed phone conversations – first with his father, and then a friend. “Just deal with the situation,” he says before hanging up and passing out with his head slumped on a policeman’s shoulder. When asked what he’s doing the clearly drunk driver says: “Well, we were driving and we were almost there and now here we are.”

For the fans of Stephen King and Dean Koontz…

Leslie has a suspicion: someone at work is trying to poison her. Can she prove it? No, and she doesn’t care that she can’t as she takes the law into her hands. How about those who dismiss her fears and believe she is paranoid? Well, they certainly deserve to be punished. What does she do when she starts questioning her own suspicions–and sanity? Hmm. That’s complicated.

In this disturbing tale of derangement, a young psychopathic woman is slipping into madness as she fights an enemy that may exist only in her imagination. She has to resort to desperate measures when she realizes that a gun, security cameras in her apartment, and constant vigilance will not be enough to survive. It is hard to find a black cat in a dark room, especially if the cat is not there, but Leslie, with her resolve fueled by paranoia, is hell-bent on finding and slaughtering it.

Bonus: “Hitchhiker” by Tim Kizer, the first entry in the As the Darkness Falls series.
From description:
When a serial killer hitches a ride one sunny day in a beautiful California valley, he does not suspect that he may have met his match, who is dead set to take another life. The battle of wits begins and only the most devious mind will survive.

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Plus a preview of Tim Kizer’s upcoming horror novel “Days of Vengeance.”
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Please visit Tim Kizer’s website at www.horror-suspense.com for news, updates, and free book samples.

For the fans of Stephen King and Dean Koontz…

Leslie has a suspicion: someone at work is trying to poison her. Can she prove it? No, and she doesn’t care that she can’t as she takes the law into her hands. How about those who dismiss her fears and believe she is paranoid? Well, they certainly deserve to be punished. What does she do when she starts questioning her own suspicions–and sanity? Hmm. That’s complicated.

In this disturbing tale of derangement, a young psychopathic woman is slipping into madness as she fights an enemy that may exist only in her imagination. She has to resort to desperate measures when she realizes that a gun, security cameras in her apartment, and constant vigilance will not be enough to survive. It is hard to find a black cat in a dark room, especially if the cat is not there, but Leslie, with her resolve fueled by paranoia, is hell-bent on finding and slaughtering it.

Bonus: “Hitchhiker” by Tim Kizer, the first entry in the As the Darkness Falls series.
From description:
When a serial killer hitches a ride one sunny day in a beautiful California valley, he does not suspect that he may have met his match, who is dead set to take another life. The battle of wits begins and only the most devious mind will survive.

—-
Plus a preview of Tim Kizer’s upcoming horror novel “Days of Vengeance.”
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Please visit Tim Kizer’s website at www.horror-suspense.com for news, updates, and free book samples.

Intoxication (a psycho thriller)