First Review for "The Reviewer"

A bit ironic, I suppose...

5.0 out of 5 starsFast, Fresh, and VERY Funny!

ByBorn To Runon February 3, 2017

Verified Purchase

Let's face it.....being an indie-writer has got to be one of the hardest jobs on the planet. You use all the creative

 juices you have, spend countless hours on character, plot development, research, edits, rewrites, etc. with only 

the "hope" that your story/ book will be read and enjoyed. What is the author's life like during that emotional 

and time consuming process? What are the authors' expectations for his / her work? What happens after the 

author pushes "Publish"?
Reviews are everything in today's online global indie-writer world ......they can make or break talented and 

untalented authors alike. "The Reviewer" provides dramatic insights and adds an element of suspenseful 

intrigue to this modern drama that, while thoroughly thought provoking, is fast, fresh, and VERY funny. 

I loved it and crave more!

Thank you !

This story should probably not be read by people lacking a sense of humor or other indie-authors!

https://www.amazon.com/dp/B01N249E76?ref_=pe_2427780_160035660

What the F---?

The Reviewer, a scathing but funny short story is not yet published but already on the Amazon Best Seller List : #68 in the category of short reads.

It takes a look at the life of an unhinged Indie-writer and his daily travails on social media. And, I guarantee you will laugh ( and cringe).

Not recommended for:
Other Indie-Authors
Those lacking a sense of humor
Readers in general...

99¢

https://www.amazon.com/dp/B01N249E76?ref_=pe_2427780_160035660

Goodreads Giveaway Ending

The free paperback giveaway for Cold City (Book 4)  ends as this month does.
The link is here:
https://www.goodreads.com/giveaway/show/214974-cold-city-cold-case

Of course, you'll enjoy it more if you've read the first three books.

That said, here are the opening lines of Chapter One:

Argh...

What pirates often say, "argh" also denotes my feelings toward writing blog entries. A new year, new hopes, new failings, and a breakable vow to spend more time here.

All the hard work is done on twitter:

https://twitter.com/TractusFynn
and
https://twitter.com/Smart_Reads

Well...

Two Tractus Fynn novels were published last year:

February 2016 (400 pages)
Low City, Missing Persons
Intrepid reporter Patrick Jardel returns to the present to find his best friend Tractus Fynn has gone missing. Also missing is the beverage known as coffee. In this alternate timeline, Patrick travels across the globe and through history to save his partner and restore the present.

November 2016 (500 pages)
Cold City, Cold Case
Inspector Fynn has been murdered and only his best friend Patrick can save him. Not an easy task. To do so he must translate the fabled Voynich Manuscripts, travel to the shores of the Aral Sea, and then to the past to solve a baffling spate of murders aboard the RMS Carpathia in 1903.


This year... 2017:

Last City
Appropriately named, is currently in the works and is likely to be the last in the series for a while.

All these books are available to read for intelligent people with a sense of humor, and available in paperback or as an ebook.

Happy New Beta Year!

The Second Tractus Fynn Mystery, JUMP CITY is ready for beta...

drop me a line if you're interested.

Bound

I wonder where we're going to

I wonder where we're bound

I wonder what we're searching for

I wonder what we've found

I wonder where we're coming from

Buried in the ground

I wonder what we're doing now

And if we'll come around

I wonder why we'll never change

Or if that's even true

I wonder why our life's so strange

I wonder what to do 

I wonder where the future lies

And if we will be free

I wonder what we're heading for

I wonder what will be

I wonder if it can ever last

It all goes by so fast

I wonder if the dye was cast

way in the distant past

I wonder if we'll ever ask why

I wonder what we'll say

I wonder if we'll say goodbye

Good bye to all who stay

I wonder where we're going to

I wonder where we're bound

I wonder what we're searching for

I wonder what we've found

Death of a Dream

Well, it's all gone South

The idea to make Jekyll's Daughter into a film, that is.
The reason from the upper-ups: There is no fan base.


I had no counter argument to that. 
I have more fans at reverberation and RadioReddit for my music than for all my writing put together.

Well, good bye to a dream, it's dead or stalled.
We didn’t even make it to kickstarter…

A lot of work, many lessons learned, and now time to move on.