Journal Killer
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  • Reads 105
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  • Parts 24
  • Time 35m
Ongoing, First published Jan 04, 2022
Mature
A man is slowly going crazy as everything around him goes to shit. And he talks about it in his diary. Telling the story of his life and how he lost control without even knowing it. 
The pages blur together for him and he kind of feel like the joker in a sense. Not that he knows that of course, because he thinks he is totally normal. 
Just as he is about to give up, there's light in his world. 


!!!Warning!!! this book include A LOT of violence, murder, talk about mental health,  suicidal thoughts/suicide attempt, drugs, alcohol and sex. If anything of this makes you uncomfortable, this is not the book for you. 

Also, I'm not a native english speaking person so don't come for me too much about the spelling.
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