A Tangled Web of Obsession, Deception, and Violence Unravels in MoroccoWhen British journalist Carla Black travels to Essaouira with a provocative book and a dangerous plan, she hopes to lure a serial killer out of hiding and into the arms of justice. Her target? William Boule-a violent, narcissistic predator with a thirst for control and a deeply buried grudge. But in the sun-bleached alleyways of Morocco, Carla's scheme ignites a deadly game of cat and mouse... and she may not be the one calling the shots.Haunted by psychic visions and a dark past intertwined with Boule's, Miller is the only man who sees the storm coming. Torn between protecting Carla and preserving his crumbling relationship with his girlfriend Stella, Miller is forced to confront the horrors he thought he'd left behind.As bodies begin to fall and Boule closes in, the line between hunter and hunted blurs. The Moroccan police scramble to keep pace, but time is running out. And as secrets unravel and alliances shift, Carla must face a devastating truth: some stories aren't worth the cost.Gripping, atmospheric, and deeply psychological, The Life and Times of William Boule is a taut thriller that dives into the murky depths of obsession, justice, and the collateral damage left in their wake. Perfect for fans of The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo and The Silent Patient, this is a journey Miller and Carla won't forget-and one they may not survive.What reviewers are say about the book: "The author voted as one of the top 50 crime writers to watch last year has created a crime tale looking into the mind of a deranged and psychotic killer." USA Kindle reviewer"If you like James Patterson, you will love Max China. This is an intense thriller, with an interesting cast of characters. Highly recommended." USA Kindle reviewer"A simple but very effective plot. A female journalist hatches a plan to draw a serial killer out of hiding, putting her own life and that of friends in danger. Good writing, interesting characters and setting, a hint of paranormal along with natural dialogue made this an enjoyable read, full of suspense and intrigue." UK Kindle reviewer
