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McShane, Justin

 
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Synopsis

Seventeen-year-old Alice Rose and her older brother, Andrew, find their mother and father brutally murdered by an unknown maniac and their younger sister, Amy, clinging to life. When Child Protective Services tries to split the three siblings apart, they decide to run away from their hometown of Porterlance, Pennsylvania. On the run, they meet a woman, Rachel Pfister, who claims she's their long-lost aunt and their dead mother's twin sister. They also learn that their grandfather, Krane Pfister, is an eccentric billionaire/music mogul. Aunt Rachel takes them to live in his mysterious mansion known as Pfister Manor. At first, the siblings are seduced by a new life filled with wealth, privilege, and power. But soon, Alice suspects there is something unholy about Pfister Manor. After a bizarre chain of events, the siblings discover their new family is hiding dark, torrid secrets, and a shadowy sinister force wants to tear the siblings apart, and ultimately, destroy them. What unseen evil lies within Pfister Manor? What unspeakable sins are their family hiding? Who killed their parents and why? Who can they trust?

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À propos de l'auteur

I started writing in 1999 when I was 28 years old and got my very first computer. I was new to the Internet and books in electronic binding were becoming the next big thing in publishing. It was a really exciting time. I remember trying to get my first book, a raunchy and offensive 40,000 word novel about a teenage female punk band called "Babes of Destruction", published by a UK ebook publisher called MPro Bookstore EBook Express. They never officially turned me down, their response was an email that said "We just don't know what to do with this", and that was pretty much it. I ended up getting it published at a site called...well I can't remember what it was called, but "Babes" was downloaded 3,000 times. Since then, I've been consistently turning out amateurish but fun books that would appeal to...well I'm still trying to figure that out. In fact, I've been proudly and consistently below average in all of my creative efforts, be it painting acrylic works of art, playing the bass guitar (the first two strings only), making movies, and writing novels. Maybe it's my autism that motivates me to keep writing and publishing my awful novels, and that is why they're free to read. Honestly, I do it because it's what makes me happy. I'm perfectly content being a bad writer, a subpar bass player, a crap painter, and the director of horrible movies shot on video. But my husband likes my creations, so I guess that's all that matters.

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