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Book Review of Poison Pen

Poison Pen
Poison Pen
Author: James Kisner
Genre: Literature & Fiction
Book Type: Paperback
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From the back cover:

A SKEPTIC'S BOOK
The folks at the seance hung on Tricia Mumford's every word. They were believers. Everybody except Roger Kant: He was a skeptic. He didn't believe in psychic phenomena, and he especially didn't believe in Tricia Mumford, the word-famous trance medium. Roger made a career of debunking fakes like Tricia; now he'd have a field day. He'd write a book, exposing her trickery. He'd speak on the radio, too. He'd tell the truth...

A WRITER'S BLOCK
Then the violent headaches began--the small accidents--the nightmares--the horrific visions. Roger the skeptic shrugged it all off as mere coincidence; maybe he'd been working too hard. Then he started getting panic attacks when he spoke on the radio. And he couldn't write a word...
Someone--something, was determined to teach Roger Kant just what was real and what wasn't. The hard way. And the lessons were just beginning...

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Fast-paced and visceral, with a dash of mystery and sensuality, this is a highly entertaining read about a man's journey toward his own doom.