An aspiring author, cursed with writer's block and ridden with debt, is offered a huge amount of money to commit a heinous crime.
Caught up in the machinations of the underworld and at the mercy of a gangland boss, will this budding writer accept the money, commit the crime and leave his innocence behind him?
And will real life turn to fiction, as events inspire him to write what he dreams will be an international bestseller?
THE DEBUT FICTION NOVEL FROM BEST - SELLING AUTHOR
David's first book, WRONG PLACE WRONG TIME, #1 BESTSELLER across the AMAZON globe, with over ONE THOUSAND 5* reviews, has been the foundation stone for his writing career, and continues to be talked about all around the world.
This story is based on true events in 1991 when David, after leaving London, because of an unfortunate police incident, visited Marbella and ended up wrongly arrested for arson and manslaughter.
2022 is set to be an extremely exciting year for David, as WRONG PLACE WRONG TIME is being made in to a movie, backed by a powerful production team in the shape of Golden Mile Productions and No Reservations Entertainment, and including Bafta award-winning executive producer Mark Foligno, from films such as The Kings Speech and Moon. Also with a HOLLYWOOD director attached.
David's other true stories are FIVE WEEKS, a trip he made to Pennsylvania, on a training course for a new job. Having had a gun to his back in London, he leaves the country, only to end up left for dead in a Pennsylvanian wood. The producers of WRONG PLACE WRONG TIME are also very keen to turn this book into a movie.
Another true story follows David’s escapades as a 21-year-old, seeking fame and fortune in America. Entitled 24 HOURS IN NEW YORK, the clue is in the name as to the duration of his stay.
His most recent true story is entitled 13 and outlines four significant events that happened to David at the age of 13, including a near death illness, saving a friend's life, celebrating his bar mitzvah and coming awfully close to becoming the victim of someone he later discovers to be a paedophile.
Also David has written a CRIME FICTION trilogy with many readers and authors around the WORLD wanting a TV series made, which is a goal of David's. The books are titled and should be read on this order, Write To Kill, Write To Survive and Write To Live. Check out David's blog (OVER 708K page views) and read all the reviews for his CRIME FICTION trilogy!
David has also written EIGHT book, MY WAY, all about book and social media for the indie author.
Also, why not become one of David's 63,000 plus followers on twitter, @davepperlmutter
If you didn’t have insomnia, you will now. This book is a page turner. I found myself wanting to skip words to get to the next sentence. And the worst part? There isn’t any, except the ending will keep you wanting to find the next book in the series. Intrigue. Suspense. It was great to read a book that gives you anxiety - not caused by your own worldly woes. On to the next title for this author. Looking now..... and if I find it, I probably won’t sleep tonight either.
4.5⭐️ What a thrill to read! I was on the edge of my seat this whole time. I loved the quick writing style and the absence of unnecessary ’he said’, ‘she said’ in the dialogue parts. The descriptions were limited to a minimum and offerred when necessary in good amount and not over description.
The cliffhanger at the end? I will need to order the next book asap because I just need to know how it all ends!
Couldn't walk away from It -- just like the hero!,,
David P. Perlmutter once again captures the reader's mind and emotions exp!osively and wittily. When the Everyman narrator of the book is forced to commit murder, it's only the beginning of his nightmare. For readers, it's the beginning of a hold-on-to-your-seats thrill ride full of twists and turns, evil and innocence, suspense and laughs.
I swept through it in one short afternoon, unable to wait for what might happen next. That's one reason I was sorry to come to the end of the book: it isn't the end of the story.
Perlmutter has me now! I will be looking for the next book ( Write to Kill , Book Two) with all speed. Follow David P. Perlmutter on Amazon; you'll want to know every time he releases a new book!
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Imagine if an author who wrote a book about a killer was actually writing from experience. Jobless and in debt, the protagonist longs to publish a book that will sell. This book is a page-turning thriller about an author that resorts to violent measures in an effort to get ahead in life.
Write to Kill is a page-turner, an easy read, and fast-moving. It's hard to know if the nameless main character is cocky or regretful about his crime, he keeps you guessing. I thought the swearing was overdone, not always necessary. I will read Write to Survive, see how the story pans out, no doubt the author has plenty of surprises up his sleeve.
In "Write to Kill David craftfully invites readers into a captivating narrative that beautifully examines the fascinating interplay between writing, morality, and the echoes of history.🔑
At the heart ❤️ of this compelling tale is a writer or journalist caught in a thrilling predicament involving crime. The clever wordplay✍️ in the title hints at the protagonist’s race against deadlines that ominously coincide with death, skillfully weaving together their professional commitments and the darker truths they must confront. I was so excited to finish it. I even brought it in the toilet to read lol😂
The characters in this story are thoughtfully crafted, particularly the protagonist, who emerges as a relatable yet profoundly flawed individual burdened by a troubled past. Their ties to the victims and the unfolding crimes add captivating layers to the narrative, making the protagonist's journey all the more engaging.
"Write to Kill: He's Putting the Dead in Deadline" kicks off an electrifying series that brilliantly melds the craft of writing with the darker corners of human nature. David masterfully intertwines heart-pounding suspense with intriguing historical context and profound psychological insight, crafting a captivating reading journey that pulls you in from the first page.
I didn't know what I was getting into when I picked this up lol I don't know why but I thought it was a book giving advice on how to write thrillers 😂 Then I realized it was actually a novel about a writer turning murderer!😱 I almost gave this 2 stars. It was promising but it was formatted weird, the start was slow and a bit confusing and....tbh I didn't like the MC. But, I have to give the author this, it was unique and got interesting towards the end. It shocked me how the girlfriend reacted to things 😂 I admit, I'm curious to know if he gets caught and how that meeting goes between Lisa and Jennifer so....bumped up my rating to 3 stars since it kept my interest long enough to finish it haha
Well, the book lives up to the title. ne never knows what can trigger a person to kill a person without even knowing them, for money that really isn't that much. 20 or 30K isn't much incentive for most people, but if you are in a bind and not thinking rationally, the moment and deed os doable. The story twists and turns. The horniness of mob style people and the lengths they go to are graphic and are triggers if you are some who has PTSD then this is not the book for you. For those who love crime, fiction, murder, the seedy underworld, and graphic sex scenes, then read this. The Kindle edition needs formatting, parts are often repeated, could use editing, too. The story is vibrant and realistic so that makes it five stars.
Didnt finish unfortunately. The synopsis appealed to me and it had all the hallmarks of a great book but I found it to be poorly written and totally unbelievable. I understand it's fiction but I just couldn't engage with any of the characters. The dialogue between the narrator and his girlfriend Lisa irritated me immensely with the constant use of 'baby'' in every other sentence and this is what drove me to delete the book after less than 50% read. The whole thing is littered with grammatical errors too which is unacceptable. Do writers not employ proof readers any more? With so much good fiction available give this one a miss.
I enjoyed the story but found the writing style quite repetitive (too many "as clauses") which stunted the flow in what is a quite well-paced tale. There's a cliff-hanger ending that leaves the story unresolved, but I'm looking forward to seeing how things pan out for the writer MC and his girlfriend.
Write To Kill by David P. Perlmutter. This action packed thriller is fantastic! Very well written, fast paced and impossible to put down. Intrigue, suspense and unexpected twists from beginning to end. Note: Write To Kill is the first book in the crime fiction series.
I could hardly breathe for the whole first chapter. My heart thumped so hard as I worked my way through the scene and then the following messages from Mad Dog. Now, I must continue on with the next book. As frightening as it is, I have to know what is going to happen. This storyline is unlike any I have read in the past.
I enjoyed everything about this book. The story, the writing, the settings and the characters all felt very real and alive. I started reading this book because I needed something different to read. I have been reading so much fantasy it was all getting boring to me. I needed something fresh. This was definitely fresh. What I liked about this book was that it felt very real. The dialogue, the thoughts, the settings, the characters, they are all very relatable. You felt like you were right there with him. He writes very down to earth, Although his writing style is relatable, and he is obviously a very good writer. It wasn't lofty with too much description or a lot of big words. He was telling a story and a story is what you got in all the aspects a good story is told. The short chapters were a plus also. I do not like long chapters. Of course, like many other authors he left it on the cliff hanging. Some books I have read that did this I never went on to read the rest, more out of a rebellion against an unfinished book or story but I bought the other two books in this series once I finished this one, because I genuinely enjoyed the read and want to know what happens.
Mr. Perlmutter certainly knows how to take you on a fantastic journey! His writing is page turning to say the lease! Name your price! Would you kill someone in order to create a tale of mystery,suspense, and disturbing consequences? An author, wanting more than acclaim/money/ but, infamy (expected yet not). Then, I highly recommend this VERY INNOVATIVE IDEA and masterful blend of thrilling writing and engaging plot! I truly LIVED MR. Perlmutter’s Wrong Place Wrong Time and, Write to Kill, once again, does NOT disappoint! Is truth,indeed, stranger than fiction, I’ll leave that up to you! Kusdos, Mr. Perlmutter!
Write To Kill is an interesting take on a crime novel, with the reader experiencing things from an amateur murderer's point of view.
An aspiring author turns to murder to subsidise his writing but gets a story to boot. The problem is, can he keep under the police radar as he writes word for word all that happens during this gangland killing?