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Elias Dunn hates his life. At only 26, he’s the youngest Head of IT for Network 4 and appears to be doing okay. He’s not. He’s living at home with a bipolar mother who uses medication and alcohol to get by. Eli loses himself in fantasy and obsession, stalking targets and colleagues to cope. He blames himself for the death of his sister, cutting the guilt from his body as a boy before covering his mistakes in tattoos. Eli finds solace in The Ellipse, a virtual club accessed through a world he’s created where he becomes someone else. Ink, a black-suited avatar that trades the spoils of the film momentos he steals in the real world for crypto in another. Stalker follows one man’s feeling of loss and his need to reconcile the pain of wanting a future.
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Chapter 3 – Forest. The questions began again with the dawn light. I answered in kind, preparing myself for my day. I felt stronger than I had for weeks. Were they weeks? Months? Time had left me long ago, as it had once before. I rose quickly and dressed. Today I would be collecting. This […]
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A Thrill of a ride!
This book keeps you on the edge of your seat with powerful characters and dark twists. Scott Butler is a fresh voice in the thriller genre who is not afraid to push himself and the reader.
With twists and turns and the different perspectives providing a mix of unpredictable voices - The Security was an engaging read that keeps it's reader guessing.
Chapter Three – Granny I was parked in front of Macquarie Centre, a giant white cubed affair with tiled tentacles stretching in all directions. No one was catching cabs. My fares totalled less than eighty dollars for the entire day -“ ugly, no matter how you looked at it. At this rate I’d need to […]
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Gripping. Action packed from cover to cover. Twists and turns like a winding road. An action/thriller movie in the waiting.
With most thrillers I can predict what is going to happen next. This was definitely not the case with Drive.  It was a nail biting read trying to guess the connections within the story. From start to finish the story kept me guessing and wanting more.
A raw and engaging read. One of those books that feel very much like watching a movie - a fast-paced, exhilarating movie that keeps up a constant stream of suspense throughout its entire duration.
Just as addictive as GTA is to play, Drive is to read.
An easy style, with a fair bit of violence, so not for the faint hearted. Worth a read.
I’m deep into a third draft of my latest novel. It’s a bit of a step back from a fast-paced thriller, more of a dark drama. Rest assured, I’ve got a blend of some nice characters and, as you’ve come to expect, some nasty ones. It’s my first story set locally, so for the locals reading this, expect to see some familiar sights.