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Liotti, Rob

 
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Synopsis

In the quiet coastal town of Sullivan's Island, a successful businessman, Vince Minard, harbors a dark secret - his double life as a ruthless avenger in a distant town - where he exacts a vengeful killing spree over the tragic death of his younger brother and his own inner demons. As a relentless former Chicago detective closes in and Vince's past unravels, a web of buried family secrets and psychological turmoil comes to light, plunging Vince and those connected to him into a perilous journey of moral duality and revenge.

A man with two lives. A town with buried secrets. A past that refuses to stay dead.

In the quiet coastal town of Sullivan’s Island, successful businessman Vince Minard hides a brutal truth — a double life as a ruthless avenger in a distant town, where he unleashes a violent reckoning for the tragic death of his younger brother and the demons he cannot escape.

By day, Vince is controlled, calculated, and respected. By night, he becomes something else entirely.

But when a relentless former Chicago detective begins closing in, Vince’s carefully constructed world starts to fracture. Long‑buried family secrets surface. Old wounds reopen. And the line between justice and obsession blurs into something far more dangerous.

A Psychological Thriller of Moral Duality and Revenge

As Vince’s past unravels, everyone connected to him is pulled into a tightening web of violence, deception, and emotional fallout. What begins as vengeance spirals into a perilous journey of identity, guilt, and the cost of living two lives.

How far will a man go to silence his demons — and what happens when they finally speak back?

Perfect for readers who love:
  • Dark, character‑driven psychological thrillers

  • Vigilante justice stories with emotional depth

  • Cat‑and‑mouse tension between flawed men

  • Slow‑burn suspense that erupts into violence

  • Complex protagonists battling inner demons

ZERO TURN is a gripping, atmospheric thriller that explores the dangerous collision between trauma, morality, and revenge — and the devastating consequences of a life lived in the shadows.

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À propos de l'auteur

Rob Liotti is a Charleston-based author, screenwriter, musician, and actor, known for his psychological thriller "Zero Turn", his non-fiction guide on horse ownership, and his illustrated children's book, "Giada's Lucky Day - A Heartwarming Rescue Tale of Loyalty and Love". Fiction Work: Liotti's debut fiction novel, "Zero Turn," is a psychological thriller set in Sullivan's Island, South Carolina. The story follows Vince Minard, a successful businessman leading a double life as a vengeful killer, pursued by a former Chicago detective. Themes of moral duality, revenge, and psychological complexity are central to the narrative, which originated from a screenplay Liotti wrote two years prior. The book was completed in about three months due to the pre-existing script and has been published in paperback, hardback, and digital formats. Non-Fiction Work: In addition to fiction, Liotti authored "The Consumer Guide to Horse Ownership and Purchase," a comprehensive advisory for the national horse industry. Originally based on a manuscript from 1996, the guide was updated and published in 2026 by Equine Consumer Limited, with a foreword by veterinary expert Zack Mills, DVM. The book provides practical guidance for new and aspiring horse owners, emphasizing informed decision-making and responsible ownership. Liotti also authored an illustrated children's book entitled, "Giada's Lucky Day", a true pet rescue story of second chances, hope, and determination. Background and Other Creative Work: Rob Liotti was born in Marietta, OH. and currently resides in Charleston, South Carolina. Beyond writing, he is a musician, actor, and screenwriter, having starred in the TV pilot "Family Values: The Rise of Anthony Morelli" and been cast to portray late Australian rock icon, Bon Scott in a biopic that was ultimately shelved due to licensing issues. His creative work often spans multiple platforms, reflecting cinematic storytelling and layered narratives. Liotti is also a recording artist and has written and performed songs as a lead vocalist and guitarist in bands such as TNT, Honeygun, and Suite 16. Songs include: "Long Gone", "Turn the Key", and "Hot Blooded Women". Summary: Rob Liotti's authorial portfolio combines fictional thrillers with real-world advisory works, showcasing his versatility and cross-disciplinary creativity. His fiction explores psychological and moral themes, while his non-fiction provides practical expertise for horse enthusiasts, reflecting both his narrative skill and personal interests.

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