Dr. Harris Foley is a brilliant, but seriously flawed biochemist. He may also be the most successful serial killer in American history. Now, Harris is telling his story, and along with the story of how he developed his technique and the details of a number of the murders from a very up-close and personal viewpoint, it's also a story filled with anger and self-loathing. Listening to him, one comes to understand, how he became so successful as a killer, but the why is somewhat less clear. He revels in the killing, and searches out his victims depending on his mood at the moment. Foley is a completely misogynistic and sociopathic person, but like many of the serial killers that preceeded him, he can be extremely charming when the need suits his purpose. Follow Harris as he learns his craft, and travels around the country and the world executing it. But as always, remember that he's telling his story. The question to be discovered is to whom.
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John Mason was, for most of his adult life, a contracting specialist with the U.S. Government. Now happily retired, he spends his time in Huntsville, Alabama studying the American Civil War, particularly as it relates to the state of Alabama. He enjoys researching the historical niche of the Medal of Honor, and is currently working on a companion work to his first book, Heroes Afloat, centered on the Vicksburg campaign. Interviewed to Death is his second book, and his first attempt at serious fiction. He is also working on several other manuscripts in what is fast becoming a second job. When not researching and writing, he likes to spend time reading, computer gaming, walking, and playing a really bad game of golf. John has lived in Huntsville since 1987 with his two sons, Derek and Jared.
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