Murder in Hollywood
At age 25, Wednesday Addams has become a horror and thriller writer. She signs a contract to have one of her books adapted for a movie and moves to L.A. She'll have to deal with a new kind of horror she's never encountered before: spoiled, self-centered artists. Like Mia Thompson, she is currently the most in-demand actress in the art world. Also, the Addams heiress is still in for a big surprise. Someone is plagiarizing her, killing people in Hollywood, just like in her book.
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Milla Sousa (Kori Hime), 40 anos Professora e escritora. Formada na Universidade Federal do Rio de Janeiro. Moderadora. Atua no gerenciamento de conteúdo do site, auxilia os usuários através do Suporte, apura denúncias de violação das regras, avalia as recomendações enviadas pelos usuários.
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“If you like those thrillers that make you rack your brains, imagining a bunch of theories, all with a good pinch of dark humor very typical of the Addams family, this is the right place. Wandinha achieves her independence and goes to live in LA, to assiduously follow the recordings of the film that will adapt one of her books. However, fulfilling this contract will be more difficult than anything, so many bizarre events on the film set will catch the attention of even her, who must have already seen everything k. The cool thing here is to see how the author builds this web of events, planting clues that are very intriguing, leading us little by little and instigating the creation of several theories. She knows how to feed this curiosity, giving only the information necessary for the intelligent progress of the narrative. In fact, she can have a few laughs in the meantime. The characters are very interesting and we find ourselves rooting for them, at the same time we are suspicious, at the same time we sympathize or even dislike them, creating a relationship with the whole, which I also find very positive when we are reading a story. Parallel to all this, there is some really cool information in the notes, curiosities and also explanations about one or another point about the Addams family. I finish by saying that you will be quite surprised, with bombastic and delicious events, typical of those we read in detective novels, you know?”
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