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Another girl murdered. Mob forms to kill an innocent victim. And in this storm, Sheriff Boggs realizes there may be more than once accepted truths.

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But, did she notice too late? Eighteen women have been found floating in the Potomac. Their bodies slashed and weighted down with concrete blocks. Then the killing stops. As chief curator of the Maine Museum of Art, Dr. Readers Benefits of registering Where are my ebooks? Ask it above. Words Published: 20,,, Books Published: , Free Books: 89, Books on sale: 6, Switch to new interface. Newest Bestsellers Most Downloads. Price: Free! Words: , Language: English. Published: October 28, A prominent judge is dead; a sixteen year-old girl is accused.

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Lost is an erotic suspense novel, an intense non-traditional love story that will take you on a roller coaster ride of emotions. Romance version is also available. Published: October 17, The abduction of two girls is just the beginning in a case of betrayal and revenge that will ultimately strike at the soul of the St.

Paul Police Department. Words: 2, Published: December 18, by MoshPit Publishing. Detective fiction is a subgenre of crime fiction and mystery and suspense fiction, in which an investigator most often a detective, professional or amateur investigates a certain crime, usually a murder. It has a very well defined structure, even when the narrative does not respond to the chronological presentation of the events. It is made up of three parts:. Nudo: Multiple questions are raised, different possible suspects and the investigation is delved into.

Outcome: The murderer is discovered or the enigma is solved the outcome is not open. In this type of novels the detective never fails, therefore, we will always obtain the answers to the questions planted in its pages at the end. They never talk about perfect crimes. The reader usually identifies with the investigator and experiences firsthand the investigations that reconstruct the crime until they find the murderer.

In the field of literature and cinema , the idea of intrigue refers to the set of events that constitute the core of a work.

It is about that which arouses interest in the public, causing tension while waiting for its resolution. Intrigue is attractive to us by nature, because it touches us in the deepest part of our being, in a region where we find our curiosity, our sense of adventure, a series of very primitive sensations that no matter how much we try to cover with the customs of modern life, have accompanied us from the origin of our species and can come to light spontaneously, without asking our permission.

Conspiracies and confabulations are circumstances in which intrigue is the most characteristic element. Being one of our most primary emotions, it is understandable that horror literature was one of the first genres to appear. Horror stories emerge before the scientific age as an explanation of the unexplainable.

Of all that the human mind could not understand or tried to hide. Since it is used to explain the supernatural, it is normal that this genre is closely linked to the fantastic. And as it is used to explain what we cannot understand, it is also logical that it is linked to science fiction , as when we speak of other worlds or dimensions that our mind cannot understand, and to which we therefore fear.

Horror literature is based more on the type of reactions it generates in the reader anxiety, fear, horror, uncertainty, tension on aesthetics generally the descriptive use of claustrophobic, desolate or ominous spaces and on the archetypal characters it evokes monsters, murderers, psychopaths, ghosts, demons, presences, sinister children, etc.

Murder is the act by which a person intentionally takes the life of another, with treachery, cruelty, or compensation for the act being performed. In case none of the three previous circumstances appears, we would be talking about a homicide. This type of event has always generated and aroused curiosity; the intrigue, wanting to assume the role of the detective and doing justice awakens in us the desire to see or read these stories.