Easter Day Murders
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Easter Day Murders
Published:
2/23/2010
Format:
Perfect Bound Softcover
Pages:
188
Size:
6x9
ISBN:
978-1-43894-584-2
Print Type:
B/W

Jerry Bauer and James Stevens are two people with different past and secrets that cross paths in a sick and twisted way. Jerry Bauer, a Criminal Psychiatrist and adolescent mentor and James Stevens, a troubled orphan with no hope. They're both the same person. Or are they?

 After months of helping the FBI look for a serial killer, Dr. Jerry Bauer makes the hunt for the killer seem elusive. He also discusses with James raged outlashes he has let come to surface. An FBI agent, Luther Manchester comes to Bauer with some evidence on the killer, to which the killer is murdering his victims in a biblical sense. By accident, James discovers a shocking yet interesting twist in the story. Murders begin to come up even more weird than before. Revealed, rookie agent, Sherry Dixon comes up with the first lead in the case; she finds out all of the victims were psych patients which end up being ex-Manson Family memebers. Meanwhile, James takes a beating at the orphanage he’s in which he begins to develope multiple personalities. Manchester and Dixon, on the trail of the killer, which is getting close to pulling off his biggest murder. James is being accepted into his foster family, he’s beaten and raped by his foster sister and foster father. James is threaten if he told anyone what happen to him. Everything comes to a head, the serial killer kills Dixon and Manchester. Agent, Alberto Rodriguez, is tipped to bring the serial killer down. The story includes more characters and subplots which twist the story into a mind teaser, such as when a Ex Forensic agent turned detective, is assigned to the reopening to the case and he finds out the killer is still alive. There’s more details as the story grows…

      Wells doesn’t respond. He gives her a heartless stare and snatches it away from her. Wells slowly makes his way out of the room.

Shortly afterward, Ackerman is standing next to the sedan as Wells makes his way outside.

“You think I could get my job back with that book?” she asks.

Wells slowly makes his way down the steps, thumbing through a few pages.

“Yeah, you could get your job back and destroy everything else the Bureau has held on to and protected for so many years.”

“Look, I know you want to keep this under wraps but what if James finds out about this and starts the Easter Day Murders all over again?”

Wells hands Ackerman the book. “Then I’ll be waiting for him.”

 

It’s six weeks later, back in Hutchins, Texas, at Nicole and James’s home. It’s about six o’clock in the evening, and the neighborhood is quiet. Suddenly staggering outside with blood smeared over his shirt, James is in tears. He’s shaken up. James grips the phone in his hand and paces around talking to himself.

“I shouldn’t have done this! Why did I do this?”

Finally, James calms himself down and dials 911.

 

Inside the house, in the living room, Nicole is hanging from the chandelier with her stomach sliced open. Blood is everywhere. The house is trashed. James comes back in and looks at Nicole’s body. James begins to laugh as he hears the sirens approach their home. James takes out a cigarette and lights it.

“Love is just what it looks and sounds like: a four-letter word.”

James laughs and takes a seat.

Being able to adapt to a skill which lies dormant in a lot of people: Surviving through the hard times in our neighborhood we demanded it, with the help of God. The first time you read "Easter Day Murders", the debut novel from Bryant Jackson and Edward Meadows, you will experience a motion picture novel. These two authors have created a new avenue of novels which hasn't been tapped into yet. Being long time friends, Edward and Bryant shared different outlooks on movies and novels. Both being from two southern states, Bryant from Arkansas and Edward from Alabama, the two came together in 2001 on their first  project "Legions", with consistance and encouragement from peers and fellow co-writer, Ronald Givens Jr., also from Arkansas, Edward and Bryant put forth the effort to make writing screenplays and novels more than just a hobby. In 2004 Bryant moved to Texas and Edward and Ronald remained in Arkansas, but the split didn't deny them of creating new stories. Before returning back to Arkansas in 2007 Bryant and Edward sat down put all their ideas together and made their multi-media label concrete, Triple Vision Entertainmnet LLC, over four projects was completed and three now are being optioned into novels. When first asked about the entertainment industry, Bryant stated, "The reason why today's industry is hurting, people who've already made it are not willing to give nobody else a chance, ecspecially when they can make a difference in the industry. Until those people are given a chance the consumers are going to keep suffering from wanting a breath of fresh air, but we're going to keep pressing our way and keep believing in God." 

THE LOYALTY & BETRAYAL NOVEL coming soon!

 
 


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