histórias de Crimewriter

"You my pretty girl is going to pay for whatever you have done to me, I loved you but you never really accepted me and kept me like your secret toy playing around with my feelings" "What are you saying?", she tries to keep moving away and keeps stepping back, "I did not do anything I loved you too, why ...why don't we sit and discuss it rather than jumping into any wrong conclusions" her stuttering continues "Sorry pretty girl, I gave into you enough, so it's time to say good bye now". "But... he never lets her complete and smacks the hammer across her head". BANG!! Alexander Knight a 29-year-old Central Bureau investigating officer is set on a murder case that's been cleverly done, and he is on his way towards settling down in life will he be able to manage love or will this case take it away from him? Stay tuned to find out.

Florence 'Flora' Drysdale is a successful travel writer. She is a bit distant from her family but returns from her travels abroad after her grandfather's sudden death. The police are calling it a suicide, but the mysterious private detective assumes foul play. Flora is determined to get to the bottom of the mystery behind her beloved grandfather's death - encountering another mystery along the way: that of the intriguing Detective Benoit Blanc. (Benoit BlancXOC)

After encountering a brief power outage at work, college student Sara Donovan might be allowing her imagination to run wild. The main vault in the Carlton Museum holds the Fire and Ice Exhibit, a collection of rare gems, including the Star of Midnight, a 175-carat diamond. Although all the stones are accounted for, Sara suspects the Star of Midnight was stolen and replaced with a fake. While conducting her own investigation, what Sara uncovers is beyond even her wildest imagination: a coded message, papers with strange characters, and a mysterious set of numbers carved into an office wall. Despite dismissive historians and other experts, she is certain these clues point to a mysterious centuries-old legend. Unfortunately, her colorful history of usually being right, but always being wrong, means she must solve the mystery to prove her theory.

There are more murde - writers here than I anticipated. *Please note that the information given is by no means meant to be taken and used to harm others; I've provided it as an aid for writers and the curious and have not intended it to be put to use anywhere except on paper. Credit goes to the amazing murderers who have given the original advice. Some of my tips are sprinkled here and there. Murder-licious cover by @soundthealarm