BOOK: Killing US.

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So, I hardly talk about my book, but I will do so today. 

As you can see from the picture above, the title of the book is, "Killing US." It was first published in the month of May, 2020, where it was entered in the StoryTeller UK 2020 competition. Sadly, it didn't make it to the shortlist, but when the second edition was published a month ago, it made it to the top 50 LGBT fiction on Amazon Kindle. 

The book is a novelette, which focuses on police brutality, tribalism, occultism, and homophobia. 

SYNOPSIS:
Ikechukwu and his friends are out to survive. They don't feel safe any longer. If they are not trying to survive the police, they are doing all they can to destroy the serial killers who are targeting a specific group of people. It's a fight against the people that are out to kill them. Are they going to survive, or perish?

The book is available on Amazon, in and paperback format. You can get it here.

And also on OKADABOOKS. You can get it here.

I'd love a feedback, and reviews when you read it. Gracias!

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