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    Wrong Question

    By Edita A. Petrick

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    Bree-Ann Carver works in publisher's satellite office, in Idaho. Her job as an intern for the New York Times is to write a blog about fictional murders. But her very first subscriber criticizes her efforts and then aggressively moves to take over her blog via his unsolicited input into her work. She knows he wants her to use his murder scenarios, but these sound like real-case murders that the police closed as accidents. If she posts even one of these dangerous scenarios, she is exposing herself to not only the real killer's wrath, but the police who closed the case as accidental death. Each time she refuses, her cyber bully sends her a chilling one liner: There will be consequences.

    Ben Doublinth owns a garage and a rustic restaurant in rural Idaho. His email is identical to the blog’s first subscriber. Bree-Ann has never shied away from confrontation. She asks Ben bluntly whether he is the cyber-bully. She expects his denial but that’s not what she gets.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherEdita A. Petrick
    Release dateMay 14, 2017
    ISBN9781370892457
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    Edita A. Petrick

    I'm a writer. That's all that can be said here. I love writing and I absolutely hate marketing. It just goes to show you where your natural talents lie. Writing comes easy. Marketing...that's something I will be learning until the day I die. All I can say about my books is that they're meant to entertain.

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