Looking for Love, Lost

Andrew Piligian's word crafting explores widely polarizing elements of the human psyche. In his first novel, Killer, he presented his readers with a bone-chilling story of a serial killer gone haywire in a small mountain town.

Now, in his latest work, Looking for Love, Lost, Piligian explores the complications of romance, the twists and turns that lovers experience in their search for happiness, the emotional rollercoaster that flings them up toward the heights of fulfillment before sending them plummeting into chasms of treachery and emotional sadism.

Andrew Piligian taught history and literature in Los Angeles' inner city for years, bringing enlightened actualization to entire generations, lessons which they promptly forgot.
Now, he fishes, reads, experiments with recipes, and enjoys living in his mountain retreat, dipping his pen into the inkwell, crafting fictional worlds and ignoring humanity's halfhearted declarations of reality.