Crime Novel Pseudonym Novels & Stories

But, werewolves tend to be jerks to an outsider's point of view I suppose. Casimir can't help me. But, he can offer me a place to stay in the local area. He can offer me a pack. That's good enough for me. Until he realizes I'm a rogue for a reason. I'm a murderer... then he'll want to kill me. I'll be back on the run again. Why did I give him my name?! I can shout I'm not a murderer on the top of my lungs for the rest of my life... but as long as my pack is accusing me... I'm guilty. I have to make sure Casimir doesn't find out I'm Josephine Cromwell. I can't let anyone know I'm a Cromwell ever again. I'm going to have to fake my name. I'm already faking my age.

Watching it all unfold again made me sick. Camilla kept talking. “She was never who she claimed to be. Her name isn’t River Hart. Her real name is River Ruiz. She’s an ex-convict. Arrested twice for fraud. She pretended to work for a company that doesn’t even exist. That will clearly show us that It was a setup that went bad. The said victim also had a weapon in her bag so we could say she wanted to assassinate Grey.” My lawyer read through the documents, nodding rapidly.

At first, he was reluctant to disclose his buyer's information but when Albert introduced himself, the owner almost dropped his phone on the floor. He took the voucher sheet the costumer signed that day and sent a copy to Albert's phone. However, since Mateo was a wanted criminal, he used a fake name of which the four in the control room already expected. The same with Eve, she would also used a fake name to hide her identity. That's what criminals usually did. "Your info sheet is useless. Show me the face of the buyer. If not, I will report to the authorities that you're an accessory to a crime!" Albert told the owner with impact of which the latter almost pee his pants when he heard the wo

Maybe it would be really smart to have a chat with him, to find out who the hell he is and the way he tastes…these people, he added, refusing to call them fear specialists. "We did, however, we didn't track anything." Justoedith says it should be an alias,” he tells me. —Maybe.— Although I understood that using nom de plumes from now on is not so normal for years and years. —Maybe T.— R. McCammon didn't need anyone to think he was there after distributing his book, Justo suggests. All in all, you are introducing specialists to fear. I sit down to show my agreement with that hypothesis. we really going to consider them that way?” I ask, flipping through the book quickly, checking its substanc

He groaned, frustrated that things had once again gone haywire and climbed in his car unaware that things were going to get even worse for him. Dex sighed as he leaned back in his seat. He stared at the article Ronald had written about Bernard and the activities that he had been up to. The man had gone above and beyond and he had even created a media site where he published the content that Margo had given him. The first of many thumb drives that she would instruct Dex to pass on to the man. He knew that the man had been excited about the story he had been given but something must have scared him enough to force him to take cautious steps to protect his identity. The man had written the arti

But he had heard his mother call his father Jax, was that it? "Mr. Clayton is his pseudonym while in hiding. His real name is Miss Jaxter." "He?" Ziel wrinkled his forehead deeply. "So, my mom and dad are in hiding, why? Is my dad corrupt?" Ziel said with his innocent thoughts. "My father is a criminal? Is he a drug dealer? Or is he a murderer?" Ziel slightly dramatized the word assassin, which she actually only said in jest. Roberto raised the corners of his lips, not provoked at all, even though Ziel thought it was quite funny.

Mary said and crossed her arms. So Anastasia started narrating the things that she learned about the author. About what happened to him, about his condition right now and his personal information which she practically got from the mother itself. "His pen name is Gemini-Tor and his real name is Luthor. His famous for his wide-range knowledge about the romance genre like action-romance, fantasy-romance, modern-romance and many more. He's 28 years old and he started writing when he's 20. Right now, he already published about 10 books in total and three of them became popular to the public."

His pockets must be deeper than I thought. Nora turned her attention to me. "I see betraying people isn't the only thing on your list. You are also a swindler and a rapist?... Wow!..." She lowered her gaze as though she was trying to make sense of everything. When she looked up at me, her brows were furrowed. "You were even living a double life? Your real name was Klaus, and you went about robbing people and raping women with another name?" "It is a good thing I am here, Nora, to expose this criminal. You wouldn't have found out all that if I wasn't."

I hired the best spy to try to find that mysterious girl, but a small part of me is still unfulfilled because I have learned so little about her. In every magazine, only I got a magazine publication number. When I talked to them, they simply told me about that author's work online and did not reveal her real identity, even to those publishers. She writes under the alias "Authoress Naughty," and I find myself curious as to why she went with that name.

To avoid the swarm of reporters, I slipped through a side exit and caught a cab back to my apartment. On the way home, my phone wouldn’t stop buzzing with social media notifications. I opened the app, only to find that four of the top ten trending topics were about me: #VeraMasonPlagiarism #VeraMasonRubyQuinn #RubyQuinnForcedToKneel #RubyQuinnGhostwriterScandal Vicious marketing accounts had twisted the truth, denying my authorship of every work I had ever created. They claimed I stole Ruby Quinn’s ideas and even blackmailed her into being my ghostwriter.