Ikill

The Theme Behind The Thriller Ikill Is Simple: Technology Is Used To Propagate Pure Human Evil For The Purpose Of Revenge. A Page-Turner With Commercial Appeal And A Word Count Of Approximately 80000 Ikill Features Well-Defined Characters: Sixteen Students Who Live On One Floor Of A Newly Renovated Residence Hall (Edgar Hall) A Few Employees And Law-Enforcement Officials Including Thomas Malkin A Terrorism Expert And Gulf War Veteran Who Now Works As A Consultant To The Department Of Homeland Security And Occasionally As A Private Detective. Malkin Has Recently Received Accolades And National Media Attention For Cracking Various Domestic Terror Cases. This Time However Malkin Finds Himself In A Different Locale And Situation. Returning To His Alma Mater Blackwood College (Located In Rural Virginia) To Give A Speech On The Challenge On International Terrorism In The Post-9/11 Era Malkin Decides To Lend Local Law-Enforcement Officials A Hand Upon Hearing That A Young Student Was Found Murdered In The Basement Of Edgar Hall The Same Dormitory Malkin Lived In Twenty Years Ago. The Fast-Paced Plot Leaves Malkin And Local Police Baffled At First As Ikill Is Not Your Typical Murderer. He Sends Threatening E-Mails To Prospective Victims And He Follows Up On Each Successful Murder By Sending Demented E-Mails And Pictures To His Next Chosen Victim. Malkin Tracks Down The Identity Of Ikill And Traps The Murderer After A Midnight Car Chase Outside Richmond. Thus Malkin Came To Blackwood To Talk About International Terrorism And Instead Led An Intense Domestic Terrorism Investigation Of A Serial Killer On His Old College Campus.