Casual Knife Party
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Last published Thu, Jul 9, 2015
Tyler is a clinically depressed teen on the brink of insanity when he loses the one person keeping him alive.
He's pushed over the edge and snaps, using killing as a outlet for all his pent up rage and frustration. Starting with his attacker and escalating to his family.
Soon Tyler develops a god complex...but there's always the feeling he's being watched.
Silently being judged.
Never quite at peace.
Then he finds out why...a secret agency decided he's seen too much and now
they want him dead.
Can Tyler bring down the agency? Or will he die trying?
Or even worse...will the cops find him?
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