PUBLISHED BY THE FICTION WORKS
ISBN: 1-58124-277-8
Genre: Thriller
Cover art: Byron Winton
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Nothing or no one can stop him as he makes his way from Pittsburgh to Boston in search of the only woman who ever cared about him.
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Jeremy Talbot is a lonely, troubled young man whose only friends are the demon voices he hears in his mind. His obsession with a young woman named Rebecca Walker leads him on a murderous rampage; he tries in vain to win her love and prove that the demons are wrong when they taunt him, declaring that she doesn't care for him.
When Jeremy changes his identity and moves to Boston to be closer to Rebecca, the murders that have plagued Pittsburgh end—but begin in Boston. As the police get closer to learning his identity, Jeremy puts his plan in motion to claim Rebecca for his own.
REVIEWS:
4-1/2 flames—Rare Find
“The Stalker is a crafty thriller that takes the reader into the mind of a mentally unstable madman and the effect his actions have on the people who are unfortunate enough to be in his life. The plot will draw you in and hold you; it will scare you and make you think who might be watching you as you wait and watch for Jeremy Talbot’s next move. Nicely done.“
Sandy McCann, Reviewer
It can surprise and shock you when reality is put into perspective. Reading about the thought processes of a man that doesn’t quite fit in with modern society, really drives it home how much our safety can be at risk. Based on true fact or just fiction, The Stalker highlights a growing trend in stalking crimes.
With skill and precision, Susan K. Droney takes us through the disturbing existence of Jeremy Talbot, stopping frequently on the way to fill us in with the lives of those who are unfortunate to associate with him. The Stalker is a gripping read. With every page delivering tension and intrigue, you can’t go wrong.
Carrie White, Reviewer
He watched from the window, the same streaked window from which he watched every morning. He’d been watching her for ten long years. He licked his lips in anticipation; his heart thudded irregularly in his chest just like it did every time he knew he would be seeing her. He moved the curtain slightly to get a better view.
She was coming, and his heart raced. She bounded out of her door, hands tightly gripping those of her ruddy-cheeked, carrot topped twin boys. He wished he could hear what she was saying, just as he wished it were he whom she was smiling at and talking to. The children continued looking at her, laughter in their bright eyes as their cherub faces smiled while she talked.
How he longed to hear her voice speaking to him again, but it was only etched in his memory forever. He watched as her boys scurried onto their school bus. She smiled and waved even long after the bus was out of view. How he ached for her all these seemingly endless, lonely years. Being apart from her angered him and brought the demons closer to the surface, forcing him to lurk even further in the shadows. The shadows were his only solace, where he could watch her with no one telling him it was wrong or that he was a freak. Time was passing quickly, much too quickly. He had to make a move. The time was nearing for him to come out of the shadows and finally claim her for his own.
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