Three Inch Nails

THREE INCH NAILS EVIL IS REBORN IN THE SHAPE OF A HAMMER AND NAILS! "Three Inch Nails" is a riveting and pulse-pounding read that will keep readers guessing until the very end. With its compelling characters, intricate plot, and thought-provoking themes, Marylou Roseman has crafted a novel that is sure to leave a lasting impression. Whether you're a fan of psychological thrillers or simply love a good mystery, this book is not to be missed. So grab your copy, buckle up, and prepare yourself for a wild ride into the heart of darkness with "Three Inch Nails." Scott B. Allan, Author and Publisher "The author's remarkable talent for painting vivid images in the reader's mind through her words transforms this book into a true masterpiece. Reading it is not just an activity; it's an immersive experience that touches your very soul. This book is tailor-made for a cinematic adaptation; it practically begs to be brought to the silver screen. The narrative's depth and complexity offer the perfect canvas for a film that can delve into the very soul of the protagonist." A.E. Alvo, Author "The narrative of Mariana unfolds with a captivating blend of creativity, intensity, and suspense. What begins as a justifiable murder takes on an intriguing life of its own. Mariana, the protagonist, exhibits remarkable intelligence as she executes her actions in distinctive and clever ways. The complexity of her character is heightened by the notion that her victims, while no one truly "deserves" to be murdered, somehow find themselves entangled in circumstances that provoke their death. They are nasty. This story, with its imaginative twists and turns, proved to be an engaging and satisfying read." Jeffrey McLain, Author "Three Inch Nails by Marylou Roseman is a deep thought-provoking book that pushes intensity. It is dark, disturbing, tragic while flirty, intense, and powerful. It is very easy to follow and full of twists. Starting with a young girl who evolves into a killer. I was clinging to every page as I was reading this book. I could not put it down. It was a good read." Ian Griffin, Author An old box of metal nails tells a sinister story that begins in 1972 in La Boca, Buenos Aires, Argentina. Mariana Perez, a kind, innocent fourteen-year-old girl, is fascinated by woodworking and construction nails that she collects from her uncle's hardware store. In the solitude of her small apartment, she develops a close connection with the nails, and they become her companion in misfortune. One day, at her uncle's store, she overhears a bizarre conversation between two physicians about a psychiatric patient who had killed another. Although very young to comprehend all the medical terminology used by the doctors to describe the patient's death, Mariana learns the truth from her mother's medical book. Mariana's obsession with nails and medical books eventually turns into murder. Whenever mean people hurt her, she kills them ingeniously, one by one, and no one suspects that a sweet fourteen-year-old girl can kill people. Thinking that living illegally in a country with strict laws could end her unstoppable desire to kill, Mariana moves to the United States of America. Still, her thoughts of killing more people become real, and secrecy ultimately turns her life into a horrific nightmare that consumes her whole existence. She begs God to help her stop killing, but He doesn't listen to her desperate supplication. As she grows older, she finally realizes that her goodness is engulfed, more rapidly than she imagined, by a psychological monster too hard to defeat. Mariana wasn't born evil; life made her so. Seeking a satisfactory explanation of why she kills people may get her a way to stop it and redeem herself from her sins.