Malicious Malice: Malice, #4

By K'Anne Meinel

Alice is angry!  She wants revenge for her sister's death...and her lesbian lover is her target!

Is it ever safe to anger a psychopathic killer?  Justifiable homicide is a dangerous game, but then Alice is the master.  Watch as Alice strikes back in a unique way that promises to exact precisely the revenge she needs.

• Language: English
• Publisher: Shadoe Publishing
• Release date: Mar 28, 2017
• ISBN: 9781497353015

K'Anne Meinel

K’Anne Meinel è una narratrice prolifica, autrice di best seller e vincitrice di premi. Al suo attivo ha più di un centinaio di libri pubblicati che spaziano dai racconti ai romanzi brevi e di lungo respiro. La scrittrice statunitense K’Anne è nata a Milwaukee in Wisonsin ed è cresciuta nei pressi di Oconomowoc. Diplomatasi in anticipo, ha frequentato un'università privata di Milwaukee e poi si è trasferita in California. Molti dei racconti di K’Anne sono stati elogiati per la loro autenticità, le ambientazioni dettagliate in modo esemplare e per le trame avvincenti. È stata paragonata a Danielle Steel e continua a scrivere storie affascinanti in svariati generi letterari. Per saperne di più visita il sito: www.kannemeinel.com. Continua a seguirla… non si sa mai cosa K’Anne potrebbe inventarsi!

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MALICIOUS MALICE

MALICIOUS MALICE | Book 4

CHILDREN OF ANOTHER MOTHER

TO BE CONTINUED...

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MALICIOUS MALICE

Book 4

Merriam Webster states the definition of malicious: having or showing a desire to cause harm to someone: given to, marked by, or arising from malice.

Alice couldn’t remember ever feeling so deeply angry.  In the months since her sister’s murder and subsequent investigation, the police had determined some random man had strangled her sister in the act of sex.  The fact that there were numerous calls to the senator’s private cell phone had been ignored.  In fact, anything and everything regarding the senator’s involvement had been swept under the rug.  Alice was not surprised. 

Alice had known the police would do nothing about this case.  Her sister had been classified as a cheap woman who had gotten in over her head and slept with a prominent married man.  That she had been killed, possibly by that married man, didn’t faze them.  Senator Edwards was above the law.  Alice had known that the minute she watched the video of her sister and the man having sex together.  He was violent and got off on her hurting her.  What angered her most was that he merrily went on his way, sure that he was invincible.  She was certain he had done this before and he would do it again...it was only a matter of time. 

In the months following the murder, no leads had come up and the murder remained unsolved.  Alice had known immediately it was up to her to even the odds, to take care of it in a way only she knew how.  In the months since then, her enforced solitude and coping with her sister’s estate had allowed her to think...really think about the what and the how of resolving this situation.  Her anger stemmed from his arrogance.  Sure, she could simply kill him and make it look like an accident.  She could ensure no suspicion would ever fall on her shoulders, but she wanted him to suffer.  She wanted him to have it in his head that he didn’t get away with anything and that Constance had mattered.  She wanted the senator, or rather the senators to suffer and this required careful planning.

Constance had been a fluffy arm ornament to many men.  She had married several times for their money alone and inherited everything.  It had been rumored that she was a black widow, but it had never been proven.  She deserved justice and Alice was going to see that she got it.  No one involved in this fiasco was going to go unpunished.

The estate had settled in a relatively short time.  The homes that Constance owned were up for sale and one was already in escrow.  The government had held out its hand as expected and received their inheritance tax.  Now, they were waiting for the sale of the houses for the rest of their share.  This too angered Alice and she was pleased that she’d had the foresight to remove any trace of the millions in her sister’s other accounts.  She had the access as she had invested those funds for years.  The government would never see a dime of that money.  It was all carefully tucked away in investments and accounts overseas, and the trails to it were so convoluted that no one would ever suspect or find it. 

Not once in all the time since her sister’s murder had the senators contacted her and in a way she was grateful.  What she was planning didn’t bother her conscience in the least, but then she wasn’t sure she had a conscience. 

She watched the disk for the thousandth time, noting the seduction in the bedroom and the various camera angles.  Someone else had to be involved.  The disk had been edited to include the best shots of Ken Edwards as he screwed her sister.  He painfully thrust into her to hear her scream and then slowly choked off her life in a game of auto-erotic asphyxiation, but he had squeezed too hard as he came, howling and enjoying the sensations that she caused and aroused in him.  He had snapped her neck, and by the time he realized it, it had been too late.  All of this was on the disk—a snuff film with her sister and Senator Ken Edwards as participants.  She had watched it so many times she had it memorized.

The other disks contained lovemaking with various women, several of them prominent women Alice recognized, but only a few were of Senator Cecelia Edwards and Alice.  She had watched all of them.  She hadn’t realized the determined faces she made as she made love to a woman.  It gave her insight into her own sexual being and techniques.  Not once had Cecelia ever let Alice cum first.  It was always about Cecelia; first and always.  She was a totally selfish lover, but Alice hadn’t minded.  For her it had been a means to an end and she had enjoyed herself.  Now she was going to enjoy herself first, before the senator, and not in a way Cecelia would consider.

One of the disks provided her with a clue to the identity of another party involved in this.  One of Senator Edwards’ bodyguards had participated in a three-way.  His burly arms and sculpted body were all that could be seen on disk, but his long ponytail had been a dead giveaway.  Alice could well imagine him disposing of her sister’s dead body in the manner she had been found.  The number of women that the senator had bopped in these disks made Alice realize it was all an ego trip for him, another notch on his bedpost.  One more wouldn’t matter and the accidental death of Constance was an inconvenience that just needed someone to make it go away.  This bodyguard had probably been willing to help in any way he could: maybe for more of the action, maybe for a tremendous paycheck, or maybe he was blackmailing the senators.  She momentarily wondered if there had been others, some with even less to lose than her sister.  Alice didn’t care.  They would all pay eventually, but she wondered how many ‘unsolved’ crimes were implicated on the disks.

Alice had spent her time carefully building a detailed portfolio on both senators as well as several of their closest staff.  Some of her methods would be frowned on by anyone in law enforcement, but then so would the results if they knew it was her.  She had to be careful so that eventually when this all came out, and it would come out, no one could accuse her of anything.

Alice had made one more trip to the mansion two months after the murder.  She chose a time when she knew the senators were supposedly on vacation in Hawaii.  It also meant that a few carefully chosen bodyguards would accompany the couple.  Alice was pleased when she found out from a greased palm that the bodyguard in question, Damion Rivera, would be one of those going along.  The information she had accumulated on him would have raised eyebrows in anyone’s books.  He