The Author’s Cut of Perfect Killer (web link)
As the myth goes, legendary Mississippi Delta Blues guitarist Robert Johnson was a mediocre performer until, one midnight, he sold his soul to the Devil at a crossroads said to be the intersection of Highways 49 and 61 in Clarksdale.
At its most fundamental level, the myth is about choices that face us all. Much of Hellhound also reflects a highly personal, semi-autobiographical narrative of the author’s own life decisions, events and heritage.
Copyright 2005 and 2022 by William Lewis Perdue III, All rights reserved.
Published by Sudden Pacific Publishing.
This edition produced by Christian Lane.
For more about the author, please visit lewisperdue.comHellhound is a work of fiction.
While much is inspired by verifiable true stories, scientific research, and other factual data, places, names, businesses, organizations, and incidents are used fictitiously or are the product of the author’s imagination.
Any resemblance of characters to people living or dead is entirely coincidental.
The included bibliography and web links offer more depth on factual elements.
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