Killing Lisa

<CENTER>Bizzarre Love Triangle</CENTER>

<CENTER>New suspense-thriller is a perturbing tale of love, murder and survival</CENTER>

A son of neglect and daughter of abuse could prove to be one disastrous combination filled with perversion and indignity as these two worlds accidentally collide in which could only be a twisted whim of the cosmos. Tony Pringer explores such controversial depths in his book, Killing Lisa.

Nick Multano and Lisa Cloverton are two wretches caught up in their own miserable lives. Nick has become a small-time crook, having grown up without any real parental guidance and on the rebound from an ugly marriage that ended in a mutually spiteful divorce. Lisa on the other hand, has been sexually abused by her father since she was eight. As she grew older and the abuse became regular, her father shaped and controlled her.

The two twisted characters meet on one fateful night after Nick had accidentally killed a man. He kidnaps Lisa in her car and they go on a long-winding trip that would develop Lisa's hunger for affection into a twisted infatuation. While Nick gives in to his lusty urges, he keeps his deadly plans for her. Meanwhile, an amateur detective who picks up their trail falls in love with the picture of a hauntingly beautiful girl gone missing. Killing Lisa is a murderous love story that dives into the depths of human degradation, both with the suspense and the unusual love triangle surprise. For more information, log on to

About the Author

As a teenager, Tony hitchhiked across the country meeting a lot of people and working many diverse jobs. He learned many job skills, lived in a commune, and spent time in jail as a vagrant.

Later he joined the Air Force and served in several foreign countries, and upon completing his tour of duty began drifting again.

Always a rolling stone he did everything from construction, ranching, bartending to library assistant. Working in the L.A. area, he was exposed to a good number of mob type people.

Tony gained a keen understanding of people from the elite to the poor, and this background gives him a raw insight which he used in his writing to create the scenes and characters in his novels.