Kill Fm 100: Music to Die for

Disc jockey Carter "The Cart-Man" Jackson has been climbing the stairway to heaven-keeping his life as simple as possible by living from one song to the next. He had the world by the tail, coming from a family of power, prestige, and politics... until he let it all go.

Killer Queen is burning up the highway to hell-terrorizing a town, in her crimson-red stilettos, by holding random men at gunpoint. She had nothing, except a dad who abused her... and now she has nothing to lose.

"K-I-L-L FM 100" is the visual soundtrack of two opposing lives colliding head-on at a destined radio station. As Killer Queen puts the DJ under the gun during his night shift, she begins to question who the real hostage is, as she confronts the demons of her past. And as the DJ shines his light into her darkened world, a few shadows of his own begin to loom from his closet. When the lane narrows on this solitary stretch of highway, both captor and captive realize that something's got to give. Someone's got to go. Closing in fast on this dead-end drive, two souls discover that their lives are not so different; each has lived under a mask, and each is in dire need of genuine love.

A full-throttle storyline, injected with one of the most unique twists ever unleashed, "K-I-L-L FM 100" is the thriller that reads like a soundtrack.

There's a time for everything under heaven. Killer Queen knows there's a time to kill.

For twenty-five years, Teric Darken has been bleeding the ink-from his heart onto paper-through his stories, song lyrics, and poetry. His first published book, A Conversation with Isolation, was released in 2000. Five albums worth of material have been released containing his song lyrics and original music. He holds a bachelor of science degree in religious education, and has served as a staff youth minister. He is a member of the Christian Motorcyclists Association, where he has served as vice president of his local chapter. The author resides with his family in the United States, where he serves his city as a lieutenant on the fire department. Visit the author on Facebook or at www.myspace.com/tericdarken.