Works of Fiction by K.R. Eaton
Steve noted the line about the media getting their info as soon as Betsy left town. He also noted the killer knew an awful lot about her comings and goings. Unlike Dick, Steve did not trust Betsy.
Gripping Suspense Thriller Novels
Actual Evidence
These thriller shorts will draw you in and keep you guessing at every turn. From exceedingly strange to knee-slapping humorous, you’ll want to read them all in one sitting.
Harper Mane
A witty, dark tale of intrigue with non-stop edge-of-your-seat excitement. The author cleverly maneuvers towards a methodically developing climax, exposing an elusive truth.
Rage Matters
What led to that fateful evening was years in the making. From the very beginning, things between husband and wife were not at all what they seemed. Someone in the household was not who they claimed to be.
Requisite Evil
In this award-winning novel, the killer hadn’t tried to evade capture. There were clues and tons of evidence intentionally scattered about the crime scene. The plan’s success, in fact, depended on the killer’s capture.
Retribution
Susan had been driven beyond her limit. With her ability to reason stripped away, retribution was the only option that made sense.
Tantrum
The nightmares have become so real he believes the life he’s known since childhood, the life he suppressed, never existed.
The Pursuit 2
A duo of assassins are on the trail of a gang who murdered a colleague. As they close in on the leader, the story takes a dramatic turn when the assassins learn they had stumbled onto a more sinister truth.
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This Week’s Feature Story | Number 6
Police noted a steady flow of blood was still dripping from the blood-soaked bedsheets onto the floor. There was a knife in the victim’s chest that someone had hammered deep into his heart. The hammer was on the bed next to the body. Ella was nowhere to be found. The authorities promptly issued a warrant for her arrest.
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Deleted Scenes - Let’s Talk About It
I’m sure I’m not the only one who has spent days perfecting that killer scene only to go back to it later and decide, no way this stays in. I’ve run into the deleted-scene conundrum more times than I care to admit. Usually, it comes with several levels of anguish before the dreaded axe falls. Let’s talk a bit about how I get through it?
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Do you Outline Your Stories?
I’ve tried outlining several times, but I’m a pantser. Outlining simply doesn’t work for me. My characters guide me along scene by scene.
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From the Book | Requisite Evil
Dick Dantes: Dick left behind a life of high-profile crime fighting. Having worked some of the roughest streets in the country, he had made a name for himself as a tough, no-nonsense crime fighter. Following an unfortunate incident, he gave it all up to live out life under the radar. He had visions of semi-retirement in a small town where he could live out his fast-approaching golden years. It all worked according to plan... until she showed up.