A NEW KIND OF DEATH
Book Details
Author(s)
Alison Goodman
Publisher
Jill Grinberg Literary Management
ISBN / ASIN
B00AR62DQG
ISBN-13
978B00AR62DQ0
Sales Rank
#1,057,438
Marketplace
United States 🇺🇸
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Description
A NEW KIND OF DEATH: The gripping adult thriller from Alison Goodman.
Shooting your first film can be murder…
Hannie Reynard has landed every aspiring filmmaker’s dream: a hefty grant to make her documentary, "Freaks or Frauds." But the groundbreaking film that is meant to launch Hannie’s career may kill her first. Blowing the grant money on a lost weekend in Paris was bad enough, but now the ‘stars’ of her film – women who share a unique genetic trait – have stopped talking…and started disappearing.
Blackmailed into accepting a burned out colleague as her cameraman, Hannie follows a perilous trail that leads her and her crew toward a powerful puppet master with a deadly obsession. But closing in on them all is a ruthless hitman with a lethal shooting schedule of his own…
A NEW KIND OF DEATH is a dark and wickedly adult comic thriller with just a touch of speculative intrigue. It was previously published in print as KILLING THE RABBIT and was shortlisted for the prestigious Davitt Award.
Shooting your first film can be murder…
Hannie Reynard has landed every aspiring filmmaker’s dream: a hefty grant to make her documentary, "Freaks or Frauds." But the groundbreaking film that is meant to launch Hannie’s career may kill her first. Blowing the grant money on a lost weekend in Paris was bad enough, but now the ‘stars’ of her film – women who share a unique genetic trait – have stopped talking…and started disappearing.
Blackmailed into accepting a burned out colleague as her cameraman, Hannie follows a perilous trail that leads her and her crew toward a powerful puppet master with a deadly obsession. But closing in on them all is a ruthless hitman with a lethal shooting schedule of his own…
A NEW KIND OF DEATH is a dark and wickedly adult comic thriller with just a touch of speculative intrigue. It was previously published in print as KILLING THE RABBIT and was shortlisted for the prestigious Davitt Award.
