Wanted Con man writes fictional "book based on a true story" confessional

I have several updates from people who have contacted this blog about Curtis Coats, who is still using the fake name "Christian C. Pauline".

WANTED IN GWINNETT COUNTY:

This was just posted on 11/23/20

The Gwinnett County Sheriff's Office released its "Wanted In Gwinnett" list this week, and is looking for the following six individuals.

Anyone who has seen these individuals is asked to call the Sheriff's tip line at 770-619-6655

https://www.gwinnettdailypost.com/local/wanted-in-gwinnett-week-of-nov-23/collection_3a1f9ba6-2eb7-11eb-b102-b3cef1e2cb00.html#2

CURTIS COATS WRITES A BOOK UNDER THE NAME CHRISTIAN C. PAULINE

Here's the summary posted on the amazon page.

"Gold Diggers, Stalkers and Ex's Oh My!" is based on a true story. The book is a story about three women - a gold digger, stalker and ex - who ban together to try to ruin a man financially, professionally, personally, and take his toddler son away from him, after their failed attempts at extortion, blackmail, slander and attempted murder fail. The story follows his rise, fall and rebirth to fight off the women, and get his son and his life back.

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After a few weeks of knowing about this online book, I finally broke down and spent the $10 to download it on Kindle.  I immediately felt gross for giving him any of my money.  I will not link directly to the book because I don't want to promote sales.  I spent about 10 minutes skimming through the book, mostly to find the beginning of each chapter, since the page numbers were not listed in the Table of Contents.

* This seems to be a self confessional of his con man life, while also posing himself as a victim of his victims.

* It's a little hard to read with his streams of consciousness, which are heavy in his own narcissism, and filled with typos throughout the book...including the title and table of contents.  I wonder how a successful author as he poses to be, would let a book be posted without an editor, or even a proof read.

* A reporter contacted me recently, trying to get a hold of Curtis to interview him about this book.  He gave her the runaround saying he was busy with a big project, but then did reply to her saying the book was about his ex wife (the ex), me (the stalker), and someone name Anita (the gold digger- I have never spoken to her).  Anyway, after the runaround, I believe she has lost interest and is moving on.  It's too bad- that may have been the only real media coverage he could have had...besides this post.

* Apparently my character's name is Angela Rose, and thankfully is only included towards the end.  Every single thing he wrote about that was fabricated.

* More importantly, I gathered from my skimming that he mentions his ex's character a lot. I word searched it, and it's 535 times actually, in a book that is only 172 pages, and she doesn't even appear until page 67.  He seems to imply throughout, that she continuously makes efforts to take him down on social media, through his "employers" etc.  Also completely fabricated.  And I might add that in the 1 year and two months that I have known her, she has never once reached out to me to ask "what's the latest on Curtis," or "has anyone contacted you recently."  Not once.

See the tagline in the title of the book..."Be Careful What You Wish For". At the end of the book he claims he signed a movie deal on the story.  Yeah, don't hold your breath.  However, Curtis should be careful what HE wishes for, as he gains more exposure with every person who contacts this blog.

If you have any information on Curtis Coats, Christian Pauline, Nigel Coats, Nigel St. Claire or any of the other names he is using, please email curtis.coats.fraud@gmail.com.