Can I Stop Now?

"Mina Thorne loses her beloved older brother to an abusive father. Lester Quartz, the Serial killer, has a father who is not much better. Lt. Harry Quartz is the worst kind of human being there is, and he's a crooked officer. His son goes on a rampage throughout the country while he tries to figure out how to cover his son's acts. Ties are made stronger. Rivalries become bitter, and one man drives along the great big nowhere, taking lives."

Currently pursuing freelance writing jobs. Pursuing Degree in Psychology to study criminal psychology and possibility of entrance into FBI Behavioral Science Dept. Completed this crime novel, encompassing all knowledge acquired from research on criminal behavior. A few notes on this book "The psychological thriller has fascinated us since Robert Bloch's Psycho. Thomas Harris stepped it up a notch when he wrote Red Dragon. These were the first look into the mind of a psychotic that was able to hide within the crowd of faces without revealing the monster within. Can I Stop Now? began as a supernatural thriller. However, as he explored one of the characters, the serial type, he began to see the piece could stand alone as a thriller, and thus wrote it for the thriller genre. However explicit in some aspects, the piece is written with an analytical distance when the violence comes into view. There are several times when there are insights into Lester's mind, as well as other characters in the book. One could not quite say he had written a Buffalo Bill, but Lester is pretty close. Also, included with each chapter are pieces of poetry he had written with antagonists themes. As with Ann Rice, quoting the poems of her husband for her books, Cesar wishes to do the same for his own poetic pieces."