Kills unique format pulls you into the mind and thoughts of Michael- a grieving widower whose wife is murdered in a terrorist attack on a London train.
Michael pens his story through extracts written in a journalistic form with extracts specifically written to his therapist- a clever and enticing way to draw the reader even further into the spiralling life of Michael. Through his diary you are pulled as a reader into the intelligent mind of a man who seeks justice- but is it moral justice? The diary shows you just how far grief can push even the most moral of citizens. An exciting read that leaves you eargerly anticipating the next diary entry!
Michael pens his story through extracts written in a journalistic form with extracts specifically written to his therapist- a clever and enticing way to draw the reader even further into the spiralling life of Michael. Through his diary you are pulled as a reader into the intelligent mind of a man who seeks justice- but is it moral justice? The diary shows you just how far grief can push even the most moral of citizens. An exciting read that leaves you eargerly anticipating the next diary entry!