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Phil is a serial killer looking for love. He is a hopeless romantic with most failed relationships ending in death. As he recovers from his toxic relationship with Todd (may he rest in peace), he meets Jenny. She is a woman with exceptional ankles (don’t worry it will make sense later).

He thinks he found his one and only, but an unexpected snag creates a dramatic adventure in love and death that no one expected. If you enjoy characters like Joe from “You” by Caroline Kepnes and Dexter from “Darkly Dreaming Dexter” by Jeff Lindsay – you will like Phil, The Killer.

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As an autistic disabled person with ADHD, I made some specific formatting decisions on Phil, The Killer. I used a 16-point font and the hard copies of the book come in 8×11 size. My goal was to reduce the amount of sensory overwhelm that can happen for autistic, ADHD, and other types of neurodivergent people when reading a book. Small pages with standard font sizes can make the page feel cluttered.

Personally, I am a huge reader,  but I only read digitally so I can customize font size and spacing on my books. For people that love to hold the book in their hand, but can’t focus or get sensory overload – hardback and paperback copies of Phil, The Killer may reduce the chances of this happening!  

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