Domestic Noir
by Alexander Hamilton
One morning in a house in New York, Elizabeth Schuyler opens a gift from her acquaintance, Aaron Burr, and Elizabeth knows their lives will never be the same again.
Whilst trying to rebuild her life, Elizabeth witnesses a crime that leads her to question a new relationship. She becomes obsessed with enigmatic stranger Alexander Hamilton. What is his connection to Aaron, and why has he turned up now?
Elizabeth's behavior becomes increasingly erratic as she struggles to unravel the truth and the significance of a silver knife, all whilst battling to cope with chronic fatigue syndrome.
Every day, Elizabeth gets closer to the truth. And the closer she gets, the more terrifying it seems.
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"Elizabeth Schuyler is the best lead ever. This is a feminist masterpiece."- The Daily Tale
"Why the obsession with setting books in the home? Put Elizabeth Schuyler in a war zone or department store for some real excitement."- Enid Kibbler
"Dark and chilling. Setting the first part in a house in New York really grounds it in reality - so unsettling."- Hit the Spoof
"I was so intruigued by Alexander Hamilton - what a character."- Zob Gloop
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