Prisoner of The Game

by Kevin Provance

Overview

The 1992 case of Carter Frye and his psychosis that left seven people dead went mostly unnoticed by the media and the public. Told mainly by Frye himself, he takes us into the deepest, darkest, and most disturbing places of his mind. Places that will chill your spine cold and give you pause before turning out the light to go to sleep.

Frye believes everyone he meets should play 'the game.' Those who don't or violate the rules of 'the game' must pay a penalty, usually with their life. Frye doesn't realize he, too, is a prisoner of the game. What will happen if he breaks his own rules?

Product Details

BN ID:	2940016483696
Publisher:	Kevin Provance
Publication date:	07/02/2013
Sold by:	Barnes & Noble
Format:	eBook
File size:	3 MB

About the Author

Kevin Provance was born and raised in Carroll County, Maryland, the setting for most of his novels and short stories. He began writing short story fiction in 7th grade, focusing primarily on science fiction, the paranormal, the metaphysical, and good old-fashioned suspense. Maryland college literary art publications have featured several of Kevin’s short stories, including an early cut of “Prisoner of the Game,” then called “Murder.” Kevin also drew a short-lived political comic strip titled “Batdog & Canary,” featured in the Carroll County Times’ ‘Neighborhoods’ magazine, circa the early nineties.

Kevin moved to Sarasota, Florida, in 1993, where he has since completed several unpublished novels while working as the owner, lead programmer, and webmaster for TPA Software. With the advent of self-publishing eBooks on the Internet, Kevin is pleased to bring to light the writing of his youth and new works to come. He now resides in Summerville, South Carolina.