Adam's Murder: An Indicted Fiction Podcast Story
Paperback
Publisher Price: $13.99
Publisher: Alyanna Poe
Published: Oct 7 2022
Pages: 152
Weight: 0.33
Height: 0.38 Width: 5.25 Depth: 8.00
Language: English
Adam's Murder is the transcribed audio diary of Abigail Drummer.
When the police show up to tell Abigail that her missing brother, Adam, has been found, Abby can't believe he's dead. The mysterious death of her brother and a creepy note with the location of the last place Adam was alive send Abigail spiraling. She wonders if she can trust the people closest to her deceased brother or if maybe they're to blame.
Abigail Drummer: a twenty year old with no aspirations, tries to solve the murder of her brother, Adam, and records an audio diary to keep track of her thoughts. Her brother's murder was cruel and unusual, his body dumped by the river in the small town of Olivehurst, California. The police are acting just as suspicious as Adam's drug dealer, and his friends are acting even stranger. Abigail finds herself amidst Adam's secret life and risks her life to find the answers, all the while learning how to live without her brother and protector. Finding body after body by the river, Abigail wonders how this secret has been kept for so long and what she can do to stop it. She vows to do what it takes to get justice for her brother and the other families affected.
Adam's Murder is presented by The Indicted Fiction Podcast. Listen along to Adam's Murder narrated by the author in Season One of Indicted Fiction.
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