I received another review! Happy. 4.0 out of 5 stars Good suspense novel June 23, 2013 By Dr. Agamemnon Gus Pantel, Ph.D. Format:Paperback|Amazon Verified Purchase The author keeps the plot moving at super speeds and is complex enough to maintain reader interest. From her intricate descriptions, I could fully imagine the sites and places where the action took … Read more
Gabriela was left a nasty “gift” by La Poste, the post office in France. The narrative describes the package being delivered by a postman in a motorcycle. In the rural areas of France, sometimes the roads are very narrow and, oftentimes, they are difficult to access. Since my character lived in one of those areas, … Read more
Working like a loon on the second novel. Three chapters edited and ready to go. More forthcoming. Going along nicely. 🙂
…”This is absolutely the last time I’ll be doing you any damn favors, Jack.” Seldon’s sharp blue eyes followed Richard’s receding form, wondering about the gamble he had just taken. He knew he risked losing heavily if it went wrong. “He’s going to be real pissed at you when he finds out the truth,” Virginia … Read more
He listened for a moment longer. The quality of her voice made him wonder, for a fleeting second, if her face would correspond to the soft strands he heard.He knocked on the open door. […] Swiftly she called out in French that she would be there in a jiffy, washed the quiche dough from her … Read more
… “Can you help me?”The man nodded, but his eyes narrowed, intent on this intruder, this new threat to his carefully plotted safety net. He began to close in slowly.The hiker visibly relaxed. “Thank God. I thought I’d be forced to camp out tonight.”The mouth and eyes that smiled back at the hiker chilled the … Read more
Richard dragged her against the wall and flattened her body with his own. Small tremors shook her, affecting him in a way he did not want to consider. He scanned her face quickly and recognized anger rather than fear.“Are you insane?” His whisper was rough. “This could be a set up.”“And allow this sack of … Read more
“Junk mail,” Richard marveled. “Even in France.”“Depressing, isn’t it? And it multiplies like fleas.” (ch. 9, p. 113).
As more people read my novel, they keep asking who would play what character if it is made into film (Oh, one of my fondest dreams. I have the screenplay ready to go!!).Here are two other picks for characters: Viggo Mortensen as Albert (my sister actually knew his mother. Isn’t that incredible? Small world) and Oded Fehr … Read more
My novel. Popping up in different places on the web. Sorry it is a bit wobbly, but these are moving ads and I had to literally hussle with my phone camera to take this photo. These ads don’t last long.For everyone’s convenience, I have posted the B&N site to buy the novel, if you get … Read more
