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The Royalties of Murder: He Wrote the Book on Murder. She Wrote the Ending.

The Royalties of Murder: He Wrote the Book on Murder. She Wrote the Ending.

Monroe, Michael

Paperback

Mystery & Thriller

ISBN13: 9798258237293
Publisher: Independently Published
Published: May 1 2026
Pages: 180
Weight: 0.55
Height: 0.41 Width: 6.00 Depth: 9.00
Language: English
Walker Davidson is a master of the perfect murder. As a global bestselling crime novelist, he has spent decades meticulously Plotting the deaths of his characters. But when his wife, Virginia, vanishes from their blood-soaked estate, the police find a manuscript in his desk that mirrors the crime scene down to the last gruesome deatil.

In the courtroom of the century, Walker is a man in his element. He treats the jury like an audience and the prosecution like a bad review. Just as the noose begins to tighten, Walker delivers the ultimate plot twist: The victim is standing in the back of the room. With the murder charges dismissed and the world in a frenzy over the Hoax of the Decade, Walker retreats to a secluded cabin to meet the woman he suppossedly killed. He thinks he has rewritten reality to secure a life of wealth and freedom. He thinks he's the architect of the human con.

But, in the world of thrillers, the most dangerous character is the one you didn't see coming. As the snow begins to fall and the wine is poured, Walker is about to learn that every story has a final edit-and this time, he isn't the one holding the pen.

He wrote Book on Murder. She's writing the Ending

Monroe delivers a masterclass in suspense. You'll be questioning the narrator until the very nlast page-and then you'll start again--The Thriller Review

A breathtaking autopsy of fame, family, and the lies we tell ourselves to stay relevant--Fiction Weekly

The most dangerous weapon in this book isn't a gun; it's the delete key---

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