Read "Killers" by Shaun Jeffrey available from Rakuten Kobo. Murder makes monsters of people. Prosper Snow knows that better than most. Now he’s back on the trail of another serial /5(2). About the Author. Shaun Jeffrey was brought up in a house in a cemetery, so it was only natural for his prose to stray towards the dark side when he started writing. He has had five novels published, 'Killers', 'The Kult', 'Deadfall', 'Fangtooth' and 'Evilution', and one collection of short stories, 'Voyeurs of Death'/5(41). · Killers represents a huge step forward for Shaun Jeffrey as an author. Though I have previously read and enjoyed three of Jeffrey’s novels, there is a new layer of complexity to his writing present in Killers, both in the plotting as well as the character development. Jeffrey clearly did substantial research on some of the more notorious historical psychological studies/experiments, and his .
Posted on by Shaun Jeffrey Killers Murder makes monsters of people Prosper Snow knows that better than most Now he s back on the trail of another serial killer only this time there s far to the case than meets the eye Thwarted at ever. Our first subject specific interview sees Shaun Jeffrey speaking about serial killers. Sit back and enjoy this intimate discussion with Shaun Jeffrey. Having written a serial killer novel so successful, in the shape of The Kult, that it's been optioned for a film and with a follow up in progress, Shaun Jeffrey is becoming somewhat. [PDF] Killers | by ☆ Shaun Jeffrey. - AM By Shaun Jeffrey. Murder makes monsters of people Prosper Snow knows that better than most Now he s back on the trail of another serial killer, only this time there s far to the case than meets the eye Thwarted at every turn, Prosper unwittingly uncovers a human experiment monstrous.
Now he’s back on the trail of another serial killer, only this time there’s far more to the case than meets the eye. More Books by Shaun Jeffrey. Fangtooth. Killers represents a huge step forward for Shaun Jeffrey as an author. Though I have previously read and enjoyed three of Jeffrey’s novels, there is a new layer of complexity to his writing present in Killers, both in the plotting as well as the character development. Jeffrey clearly did substantial research on some of the more notorious historical psychological studies/experiments, and his incorporation of that information adds an aspect of verisimilitude to the story that keeps it. Murder makes monsters of people. Prosper Snow knows that better than most. Now he's back on the trail of another serial killer, only this time there's far more to the case than meets the eye. Thwarted at every turn, Prosper unwittingly uncovers a.
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