For My Sins by S.C. Cunningham - Book Tour
For My Sins
An addictive mix of
'Lock Stock', 'RocknRolla', 'Killing Eve', and 'Line of Duty'.
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Excerpt
FOR MY SINS by S C Cunningham
The story of David thus far…
David Howard entered this world a beautiful, smiley, cheeky boy, the light of his mother’s eye. His parents, wealthy socialites, sent David and his jealous sister to boarding school; children were deemed to be seen and not heard.
Whilst at Heddington Hall school for boys, David’s
cherubic good looks attracted attention. He was abused from the age of seven
years by his headmaster, school priest, teachers, and sixth formers. Their
unchallenged power, coupled with his fear and shame, kept the secret for a
decade.
When David’s mother died in a car crash, and he was
rejected by his childhood sweetheart, his world finally collapsed. Abandoned
and alone, he formed a scarab shell and turned to the devil for help. God
certainly wasn’t helping him, but the devil might.
Child David asked to be able to survive the abuse
until he was big enough, old enough, and strong enough. Then adult David could
take over, find those responsible and kill them, preferably by dissection; he
spent a lot of time in the science lab.
It worked, he was good at it, he became a cunning,
charming, stylish, bi-sexual-tour-de-force, that everyone wanted a piece of, a
killer with a list. Until he was caught and placed in prison.
After a daring escape, he created a story that he’d
died in a fire. With his substantial inheritance, and the police no longer
looking for him, he set about winning back his childhood sweetheart.
But all did not go to plan.
And so, we begin book III of The David Trilogy,
‘For My Sins’ by SCCunningham
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