Miss Lizette Kent’s life is in shambles. Not only did her mother just pass away, but she has been left without the means to provide for herself. While she is contemplating her future, she encounters an unexpected and vexing man: Tristan Westcott, a man that mistakenly seems to believe that she is the daughter of an earl, despite her insistence that she is not.
FBI Agent Ella Dark, 29, is given her big chance to achieve her life’s dream: to join the Behavioral Crimes Unit. Ella’s hidden obsession of gaining an encyclopedic knowledge of serial killers has led to her being singled out for her brilliant mind, and invited to join the big leagues.
The sun rises on a lush stone courtyard, where birds sing and ferns shade an ancient, burbling fountain. But in the fountain’s murky depths, a young woman’s body grows cold…
Samantha Seabrook – an ambitious young woman with a chequered past – is found drowned in the ornamental fountain of a locked Cambridge courtyard. The only clue is an antique silver chain wound tightly around her throat.
Adrian Dumitru is a writer with a unique gift for exploring the intricacies of human emotions and perceptions. His works delve deep into the realms of self-awareness, authenticity, and the powerful impact of societal expectations on our lives. Through essays, poetry, and profound reflections, Adrian invites readers to embark on a journey of introspection, challenging them to embrace their true selves.
Truth be told, by thousands of years the human being pays a lot of attention to what we call … the mouth of the world.
Today … we politely say that … yes … is indeed important as others sees us.
The garbage man is interested about that.
The cleaning lady.
But also … the president or the king of the country.
In today’s interconnected world, where social media and societal expectations have heightened our awareness of how others perceive us, the concept of authenticity often feels like an elusive ideal. Adrian Dumitru’s As Others See Us: Essays delves into this very struggle, exploring how the weight of external opinions impacts our lives and, more importantly, how we can transcend it to rediscover our true selves.
