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Necessary Evil David A Van Meter Books

I've read this book before and found the story interesting. Without giving anything away, I liked how it ended.


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Necessary Evil David A Van Meter Books Reviews

This was a book I couldn't put down, I read it in one day. The main character Billy is an oddly mystifying man. He's got so many different characteristics he goes from being an average single working man to a sex crazed killer/stalker. This is one book everyone should read, definately could keep anyone intrested!!
This is a great book, I also read it in one sitting, everytime I would start to put it down, I ended up taking it with me...shocking ending, hope there is a second book. The author could do wonders with this story!
I read this book in college and enjoyed it so much i gave my copy to my sister back then to enjoy as well and now i cant wait to get another copy and read all over again. Surprise a movie have not been made about his book. Incredible writting and quick read it will keep you wanting more after the end.
A chance reach of my arm in a second hand bookshop brought this book to me. It's rare for a thriller to tell the story from the killer's point of view - it demands deep empathy with the character and a thorough understanding of the psychology that has made him what he is. As we read, we learn, chapter by chapter how Billy McElwain is transformed from a loving and lovable child into a cold-blooded killer. It's packed with insight and wonderful descriptions - "jeans that fit her like shrink wrap" being one. Buy this book. You will not regret it.
I've read this book before and found the story interesting. Without giving anything away, I liked how it ended.