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Cynthia Fridsma
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Philip K. Dick, Clive Barker, Dean Koontz, Stephen King
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January 2015
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Second novel
I'm currently working on my second novel titled: Hotel of Death: the black widow.
The story takes place during the Boston Marathon Bombings in 2013.
I've now 39,964 words, approx. 70,000 words to go...
TTFN
Cynthia
The story takes place during the Boston Marathon Bombings in 2013.
I've now 39,964 words, approx. 70,000 words to go...
TTFN
Cynthia
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"Dit deel was aanzienlijk beter dan deel 1 (De Uitverkorene)! Niet meer zo rommelig waardoor het veel vlotter las. Vooral nadat ik de helft had bereikt kon ik het niet meer wegleggen om vervolgens te eindigen met een cliffhanger aargh! Dus nu even mop"
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"De uitverkoren is deel 1 van de serie en deel 2 heet de zwarte weduwe.
Dit eerste deel is erg mooi maar na nog geen 50 bladzijden krijg je al best veel informatie. Dat is op zich niet erg maar het had van mij wel want minder gemogen. Er is gewoon bes" Read more of this review » |
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This is the first book I've read that is set during the Covid-19 pandemic. Cynthia Fridsma writes well. The characters are interesting, and the story is engaging. I not only enjoyed reading it, but I've already told friends about it. If you en" Read more of this review » |
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“Dr. Reeves stopped her and explained it was for the best if she stayed in bed. She refused to listen and pulled the IV out of her wrist. “The only thing I need”—she tugged at his lab coat—“Dr. Reeves, is blood. I’m a vampire!” She let go of him and bared her teeth. Jack immediately pulled his gun and pushed it under her chin.”
― Volume 3: Code Orange
― Volume 3: Code Orange
“In 1775, Sybil stood in the garden when she noticed McPierson walking toward her. Her heart missed a beat while she glanced at the hard features of his face. The dark whiskers, his square face, and gray eyes caused her to get goosebumps all over her body. “You will be my wife,” he smiled. Sybil didn’t say a word while he embraced and kissed her. “You and I are going to be so happy,” he promised, and stroked her hair. “You’ll be mine forever, tonight!” Sybil clenched her jaw while he let go of her and walked away from her to talk to her father, who stood in the doorway of the house. Then a sound caught her attention.”
― Volume 5: The End Game
― Volume 5: The End Game
“The vampire took his advantage and jumped on top of him. His teeth came dangerously close, and Harry could smell his foul breath. It had the distinctive smell of a corpse in an advanced state of decomposition. “You ever heard of brushing your teeth? I suppose you never have to go to the dentist, either?” Harry taunted in disgust while he tried to push his head away with both his hands.”
― Volume 5: The End Game
― Volume 5: The End Game
“Joan looked up. The lights in the room were reflected in her eyes and the smile made her look younger. Her brown hair was pinned up and the silver earrings were the finishing touch.”
― Volume 5: The End Game
― Volume 5: The End Game
“For a moment he wondered when the Battle of Lexington took place as he crashed down on a chair near the window. He pulled out his cell phone and sought more information on the Internet. At least free Wi-Fi was available, and Sybil didn’t rule out the use of modern equipment. He snorted. It must be odd to see a man dressed up in an old-fashioned uniform, using a cell phone. He found all the information he needed to know online. The Battles of Lexington and Concord took place on April 19, 1775. It was the first defeat of the British army. Richard frowned. “So, I joined the losers club.”
― Volume 5: The End Game
― Volume 5: The End Game
“Richard squinted at an African American who made a move to sit across from him. The man wore a wig and was dressed in a rebel uniform. He was armed with an old-fashioned pistol that was ultramodern back in the day. “I hope you don’t mind me taking this seat?” he asked politely and lit a cigar. “This is a nonsmoking area,” Richard objected. “Oh, I’m sorry,” he chuckled, and put down his cigar. “I’m waiting for my friend”—he came closer toward Richard—“perhaps you know him. It’s Donald Maryland. The guy loves old-fashioned uniforms. Nazi uniforms, that is!”
― Volume 5: The End Game
― Volume 5: The End Game
“Six pale people wearing torn clothes came closer, sticking their hands out. Blood gushed from their necks. “We’ve come to get youuuuuuuu,” one of them, a woman, said in a spooky tone.”
― Volume 5: The End Game
― Volume 5: The End Game
“Joan burst out in laughter. “Haunted? Mr. McKenna, do you realize what you’re saying?” She took a step backward and put her hands on her hips. God, she looks amazing, he thought. In his mind he wanted to touch her and lift up the dress to feel the softness of her skin. Then he recovered. No, you can’t grab women by the pussy and— “Mr. McKenna!” Joan stated, and slapped him in the face. “What did I do?” he wondered. “You can’t grab us by the . . . well, you know bloody well what I mean!” Her nostrils widened. Richard touched his cheek, which slightly burned under his fingers. He didn’t realize he’d spoken aloud. But the damage was done. Two strikes, he thought. What happens at strike three wasn’t something he wanted to find out. He straightened his uniform and stood back from the counter. “Look, Joan. I didn’t mean anything by that. It’s just locker room talk.”
― Volume 5: The End Game
― Volume 5: The End Game
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