How To Burn People: An Arsonist Crime Fiction Novella

Name: How To Burn People: An Arsonist Crime Fiction Novella
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Connor Whiteley

CGD Publishing

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A Cheating Husband. A Dead Best Friend. A Job Gone Wrong.

PhD student Anna Brown travels to prison to study three women sharing their chilling, gripping, tense experiences of arson.

From its shocking beginning to gut-punching middle to heartbreaking climax, bestseller Connor Whiteley's How To Burn People takes readers on an enthralling journey of revenge, love and justice.

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About the author

Connor Whiteley is the author of over 80 books in the science fiction, fantasy, nonfiction psychology and many more genres! He has sold short stories to magazines like the Hugo-Nominated Pulphouse Fiction Magazine and have received an Honourable Mention from Writers of The Future.

He is the writer of internationally bestselling fiction like his Bettie English Private Eye Mysteries, Agents Of The Emperor Science Fiction Stories and more.

Connor is a passionate reader, psychology student and author offering weekly book recommendations on his Fiction Author Facebook and Instagram pages.

He hosts The Psychology World Podcast and studies Psychology at the University of Kent, England.

Also, he was a former Explorer Scout where he gave a speech to the Maltese President in August 2018 and he attended Prince Charles’ 70th Birthday Party at Buckingham Palace in May 2018.

Plus, he is a self-confessed coffee lover!

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