Daddy's Game by A. W. Nutter
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- Pub. Date: January 2005
- 232pp
Product Details
- Pub. Date: January 2005
- Publisher: Publish America
- Format: Paperback, 232pp
- ISBN-13: 9781413723281
- ISBN: 1413723284
Synopsis
Michael Wilson is a man trying to escape his torturous past. Regardless of how far he travels, his dead father continues to draw him back, to play the game, to finish what was started in the beginning. While in prison Michael learns of an individual willing to pay for a child. With money as the driving force, he kidnaps a young boy. Michael soon discovers that this little child has the ability to deliver him from his dead father's grasp. Deciding to keep the boy as his own, Michael takes the boy with him. On the run from the individual he double-crossed, the police, and his dead father, Michael comes to a final dramatic confrontation with all three.
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A New Great Writerby Anonymous
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December 23, 2007: There's a new great writer for the 21st Century, his name A.W. Nutter , his book titled: ' Daddy's Game.' It's a story that will tear at your heart, bring you to tears and have your soul scream out for justice. I have never met a more terrifying character, he's vicious, cruel, sadistic and yes pure evil. I will not give away details, beware this book is shocking and it will turn your blood cold, it did mine. I give A.W.Nutter seven stars ******* for a book that will chill your blood and give you nightmares. I predict he'll be the next Stephen King.
I Don't Scare Easily, Butby Anonymous
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October 16, 2007: A well-written, graphic journey through the minds of a psychopath and his victim. This book is not for the young, the squeamish or those faint-of-heart. I cannot say that I enjoyed it, the subject itself does not allow for enjoyment, yet I found that I could not put it down once I started reading it. The horror of it held me transfixed. It does however, come to a most satisfying conclusion. What makes this book most frightening is knowing that there really are people out there who are exactly like Mr. Nutter's characters, John and Michael. What makes this book so satisfying is knowing that there are also people out there who are exactly like the characters, Bob and Helen. A. W. Nutter is indeed, a spellbinding story teller.
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