In a thriller narrated entirely through e-mails, letters, faxes, messages, memos, and transcripts, beautiful newscaster Joan Carpenter is stalked by a crazed fan. By the author of Nothing Human.... This description may be from another edition of this product.
In Fan Mail he is. This book was so unique in the fact that the story was told purely thru e-mails, faxes and phone messages. The plot touches on a stalker called The Watcher, something that every personality fears but what made this book so chilling was the fact that the reader, along with the stalked, had no clue as to what the stalker was thinking.The reader is kept in suspense by not being allowed to view what is going on inside either the stalker's head or the vicitim's. While this is not the best mystery I have ever read, it certainly wins points for creativity.
Amazing Style Of Writing, Something Fresh and New
Published by Thriftbooks.com User , 27 years ago
I purchased this book out of pure curiosity, and I do not regret it for even a second! Ronald Munson took a turn for the better when he wrote this book completely by letters. emails. faxes. and recorded telephone messages. Joan Carpenter, a contraversial newscaster, is new to town and must rely on her co-workers and friends for support with settling in. Not long after arriving to town, Joan begins to get letters, faxes and emails, from someone who clained to be her "biggest fan." When Joan had a problem with a fellow worker at her TV station, the stalker killed the troublemaker. Just how far would this "fan" go? Would this person..KILL... Joan? Who is this stalker?... Well they might be closer than you think.....
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