First the link: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0GXDRM934
Joshua is starting to find his way. His most pressing
problem has been dealt with, and it turns out that wasn't the trial or the
trust fund. School is out however, and now it's time for the four of them,
Patricia, Kathy, Vicky, and him, to try and spend some time together before
college starts up in the fall.
Patricia is still going to Stanford, Joshua still wants her
to get the education her brilliance deserves. While Joshua is still hoping to
be able to go to Austin in the fall, the writing on the wall isn't exactly all
that hard to see, so he's making a backup plan to play for Midwestern this
coming year so at least he's not sitting on his ass. True, he won't be able to
play in any away games, but right now he'll take what he can get.
On the positive side, he's continuing to meet new and
important people and make new friends. Some perhaps a bit better and closer than others. He's gaining allies
in his quest to find out just who is running his trust and why they're not
paying it out. And maybe, just maybe, he'll finally find out not only who is
behind everything that happened, but why.
Of course getting a little revenge along the way won't hurt,
and those who need to pay are definitely going to. However, he's been warned, more than once, that a wolf tearing
people to shreds in the middle of the city is probably not a wise move. So more
creative methods are going to be
called for.
WARNING: As you can no doubt see, no money was spared on this cover! Yup! We have all the
characters and boy are they doing the kinds of things that you all wish you
could! We know that putting those kinds of things on a cover definitely will
invite scorn and the purity police, but gosh-darn-it, sometimes you gotta go
all out and actually show the big production scene where everyone is d—wait,
what? The censored it? What do you
mean it's all black now? This was suppose to be it! The cover of all covers!
The one that would be rem—sigh, well,
you'll just have to imagine it I guess. It was just a little off color... or
maybe, maybe a lot!
I'm still gutted this series ended and not because it wasn't good or not getting ratings but because you were no longer enjoying writing it. That to me is the worst outcome. An author who is forced out of something they "created" because of abuse and the lack of support from sales platforms is frustrating to say the least. I know USA is much more conservative than here in the UK but I find the fact the constitution is used to "protect" free speech but at the same time you can't write what you want and we as readers then can't read what we like/want. I'm sure all the AI slop is too blame and I wouldn't be surprised if certain companies are behind a lot of it and just want to block independents from producing better, more readable product. Stay well and I look forward to reading more of your other works.
ReplyDeleteI'm thinking of publishing book 4 out of spite. It's a third done currently (I'm doing it as a side project while I work on some contracted stuff that has deadlines).
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