Water: A thriller featuring a frighteningly intelligent serial killer. Nothing like it so far.
About this ebook
He was called "Coñingan" for his peculiar way of solving serial killer cases. Detective Sean Rickman had no powers or a gift with which to see the killer's face, but he had a good intuition and an intelligence far superior to others. However, in the fall of 2020, in the midst of a pandemic and great storms, there was a killer ahead of him. So much so, that the detective was unable to pursue any theory or hypothesis as bodies appeared drowned in streams, near the lush Maine woods. A killer, with a mental power and a dark way of thinking that no one had ever shown before, knew Rickman's every step, ahead of the detective who never caught a cold. Who was capable of killing young women without leaving any trace, despite his rampage against them? What mental power did the killer have that surpassed all human intelligence? Serial killers are always more intelligent than we all think. The killer had been nicknamed "WATER".
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About the author
I grew up and began writing influenced by the master of horror and drama, Stephen King. I am the author of a biography of his early writing career. In addition, I have written an anthology based on the box he found that belonged to his father who was also a writer. Now I write anthologies and novels of horror, suspense and thrillers. On Amazon I have already published "The Beginnings of Stephen King", "The Stephen King Box", "Tom's Story" the zombie saga "Infected", "Fear at Midnight", "All Life by Your Side", "Arnie", "Truck Cemetery", "Seven Books, Seven Sins", "Bonmati's House", "The Castle Watcher", "The Sanatorium of Murcia", "Cold Winter", "Rainy Autumn", "Ann's Spring", "Eyes that Don't Open", "Crimes in Summer", "My Canvas is Your Death", "The Man with the Laudanum", "That Cold Winter", "End of Sanity", "I Ask for Forgiveness", "Solemn The Hour", "The Woman of the Secret", "The Man Who Walked Alone", "The Boreal Year Killer", "Lifey", A Cure" and "Confidences of a God". But they won't be the only ones I intend to publish this year. There are more years. Many more.
