A Postmodern Love by Nick Totem - Book Tour + Giveaway
A Postmodern Love
by Nick Totem
Genre:
Romantic Suspense
Romantic Suspense
Have you ever fallen in love and then had not just your life but your
conception of life altered forever? Come and find out more in A
POSTMODERN LOVE, a contemporary adult novel--romance, noire,
psychological suspense.
conception of life altered forever? Come and find out more in A
POSTMODERN LOVE, a contemporary adult novel--romance, noire,
psychological suspense.
In the end, a man is shot through the heart. Another man is driven to
the edge of madness. Caught between them is Lana Fauves, a beautiful,
intelligent woman, but one who is haunted by her past and the loss of
her true love, a musical genius. In this fast-paced novel--romance,
thriller, and noire--Thomas Wilde, a doctor and veteran of the Iraq
War, will stop at nothing to win over the woman he has desperately
fallen in love with. But amid the machinations of the modern world,
will he find true love, or only heartache, deception, and murder?
the edge of madness. Caught between them is Lana Fauves, a beautiful,
intelligent woman, but one who is haunted by her past and the loss of
her true love, a musical genius. In this fast-paced novel--romance,
thriller, and noire--Thomas Wilde, a doctor and veteran of the Iraq
War, will stop at nothing to win over the woman he has desperately
fallen in love with. But amid the machinations of the modern world,
will he find true love, or only heartache, deception, and murder?
In the end, the bullet goes through the
man’s heart. Without oxygen, the brain takes about five minutes to die. As the
man lies bleeding on the dirty pavement, his unmoving eyes must still be able
to see the killer looking down on him and to feel the killer’s hands on him.
Does he recognize the disguised face of the killer? No one on earth can
possibly know the answer to this question, and yet it would continue to plague
the killer for years to come.
As
for the killer, he would be obsessed to the point of almost seeing through the
man’s dying eyes. Sometimes he would wander the streets, being blown here and
there like an apparition, suffering from its consequences. Unlike the dead man,
there would be no certainty for him; even his own intention would later become
doubtful—did he really mean to kill the man?
When
it all began, Thomas Wilde was merely trying to rid his conscience of the guilt
that had followed him home from Iraq. It began when he caught glimpses of a
woman around his office, whose beauty was such that it gave him premonitions of
a beautiful chaos. And wanting to give her permanency in his idealized world,
he called her Lady X.
He
had seen this woman several times and always in passing. The first time, he was
exiting an elevator as she was entering, and he couldn’t help turning around to
look at her. The second time, a couple weeks later, he saw her walking down the
hall and disappearing into a stairway.
Once
at lunch time, he left his office and saw her near an exit, at the far end of a
hallway. White slacks above black high heels, a dark red jacket, and a white
scarf around her neck—there could be no mistake that it was she. He ran. He
reached the exit, entered the stairway, and raced down. In the lobby, he got to
the front door and immediately bolted into the parking lot, looking around. She
was walking fast to a car with its engine running. She opened the car’s door,
and her hand was lifted high, resting on the rim of the door for just a second
before she stepped in. The car drove off. He stood still, looking on, until it
turned onto the street and merged into the rushing traffic.
He
decided he must know her name.
Nick Totem has been a practicing physician for more than a decade, and he
has been writing all his life. He combined real experience in
medicine with a love for writing to create compelling fiction.
has been writing all his life. He combined real experience in
medicine with a love for writing to create compelling fiction.
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2 Comments
I like the cover
ReplyDeletevery nice cover, sounds great!
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