Spun: A waitress. con man. The story police wouldn't touch.

"If you have ever wondered how good people end up scammed, Spun will answer that question with brilliant clarity." - Readers' Favorite, 5-Star ReviewThe problem with being conned is that it feels perfectly reasonable-while it's happening.Glenda wanted more than an ordinary life. Stepping beyond the safety of her small world, she walked through a door she believed was opening to possibility: a charismatic philanthropist, a world of generosity, a chance to make real change.Instead, she found herself staring at a headline: FINANCIAL PREDATORNothing about Daryl-his past, his promises, or his power-was what it seemed. He built trust, told the right stories, and used them to take what wasn't his.What began as friendship became something the justice system refused to take up-leaving Glenda with one option: to warn people herself.Through a series of haunting vignettes, SPUN follows Daryl's evolution-from boy to predator-as he shape-shifts, charms, deceives, and disappears-circling one chilling question: What kind of person can deceive the people closest to him-and keep walking free?A psychological true crime memoir about manipulation, trust, and the quiet precision of a long con. Told with the pacing of a thriller and the honesty of lived experience.This isn't just a story. It's a warning."A voice entirely her own: punchy, poetic, and sometimes laugh-out-loud funny even when the subject is devastating." - Readers' Favorite, 5-Star ReviewFor readers of My Friend Anna, The Confidence Game, Bad Blood, and Baby Reindeer.From the award-winning author of Spinning on a Barstool (Gold - Memoir, Silver - Overall Nonfiction, 2023 Reader Views Literary Awards)

Pagina's: 475, Hardcover, Mettle Quill Publishing