| If Kisses Were Bullets... A Sick Romance Novel by H.X. Sin | ||||||
About The Book This is not a book most will understand and never claims to be. Layered with social satire the antagonist ponders the world around him wondering why ignorance begets ignorance he is torn between his loathing of human nature and his desire to lead mankind away from its own destruction. Yet above all else he must never give up to the pressure of other peoples beliefs and always following his own personal moral code. Some how though his moral code turns gray when it comes to woman and sex... sometimes he just can't help himself. |
H.X Sin brings art back to the novel. |
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The Series Be one of the first to pick up what promises to be a classic collection. With three more novels already outlined H.X. hopes that each story will rival the next. He also hints that the answers can be found if you read them all. These stories will make a great gift for friends and siblings now and in the future. |
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An Excerpt "Liz rolled on top of me, kissing my neck. I was still somewhere else, lost in thought processes but she was straddling me. When she began to undress, like most men, my higher brain functions ceased. All of my resources were diverted to physical and visual stimuli. Next thing I knew, we're having sex. I knew the situation was off or at least I should have thought it was off. My suit for the funeral was hanging in the corner. My mother died not thirty feet from where I was. I was having sex with the passing girl. We were making noise to drown out the sounds of pain." |
The Mystery If analyzing the philosophical depths doesn't keep you busy than solving the murder will. If Kisses Were Bullets... weaves through the history of the main character. We watch from his perspective as he gives us an interesting insight into why and how love and life cut him short. Reading about his sexual escapades you have to wonder is there something in his past that could have created a brutal serial killer? Was he in the wrong place in the wrong time? Or are his paranoid delusions real? Is he being set up? |
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"The idea that people change. The child eating paste isn’t the accountant on Monroe Street. Does the child cease to exist?"
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