Killing Matt Cooper (The Knight Chronicles)

A FEMA crisis manager by day and serial killer by night becomes romantically involved with the FBI unit chief hunting him down. Will she learn his dark secret? If you're a fan of "Dexter" and "American Psycho," this is the book for you! "Killing Matt Cooper" is a harrowing and erotic glimpse through the eyes of a serial killer: a first-person account of the love that drives a monster. Narrator Samuel H. Knight chronicles a swirling maelstrom of misogyny, sex, violence, and fantasy -- all the things that he believes will lead him back to his Love."Fearlessly written, the author holds absolutely nothing back." -- Danielle Evans (reviewed on Goodreads and on Smashwords)"Devilish and fun in a creepy sort of way ... Which I am, in some ways, ashamed to have found as captivating as I did." -- Leo Walsh (reviewed on Goodreads and on Smashwords)"Like Raskolnikov ... a mixture of the noble and the manipulative is part of the killer's constitution, with the possibility of redemption in the wings." -- Cole Davis (reviewed on Goodreads and on Smashwords) "Perhaps I should be ashamed to admit that, despite my complete and utter repulsion to the subject matter, this was a page turner for me." --Marcy O'Dell (reviewed on Goodreads)

About the Author

Originally from New Jersey, John Cassian went to college in California and currently lives there. He has published three books, Killing Matt Cooper, its sequel Killing Sam Knight, and Book #3 in the series Killing Miss Underwood.  Mr. Cassian contributed a short story to the horror anthology Prey: Seven Tales of Beastly Terror. He plays guitar and draws pictures in his free time.

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