The Truth: A Great Fit For A Fiction Story

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I believe the title for the novel, The Truth, is a great fit for the meaning of this fiction story. In the book, Chris, a protective brother, finds himself in a darkened basement. He is tied to a chair securely and cognized why this happened. Chris has gone though a lot in the past, just eight days ago a burglar broke into his home, and a finds a dead thirteen- year-old runaway dead on his kitchen floor. At the mysterious place he appears, Chris is aware that he has been abducted by his brother Derek. His brother needs proof, that he is not a killer, and every time he tells a lie, Derek cuts off his finger.

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