To Sing Like a Mockingbird
My new novel is now available on Amazon and on IngramSpark. It is entitled "To Sing Like a Mockingbird. The theme is the destructive power not only of cynicism but of idealism as well. It takes place in and around a school/reformatory in south Texas and involves both sides of the drug trade.
Here is a snippet of the advanced review by Amy Shannon:
In Sing Like a Mockingbird, the reader is introduced to various characters, with different lives and lifestyles, but something causes them to share a unique intertwined life, that no one expects.
This author has a grand imagination, and talent for showing the story. There are a lot of mixed themes and mashups of genres, but that's what makes this an enduring and intriguing story.
With loyalty and trust, there comes a price, and sometimes, idealism and dissolutions are what make it interesting. The characters are strong, flawed, and perfectly real. Talk about realism.
This story is amazing! Both thrilling and intriguing, all the way to the end. As quoted in the book, “What is it that we ultimately seek? What drives some to bloody conquest, others to the insatiable pursuit of wealth and still others to a voracious quest for fame or simple notoriety?
Here is a snippet of the advanced review by Amy Shannon:
In Sing Like a Mockingbird, the reader is introduced to various characters, with different lives and lifestyles, but something causes them to share a unique intertwined life, that no one expects.
This author has a grand imagination, and talent for showing the story. There are a lot of mixed themes and mashups of genres, but that's what makes this an enduring and intriguing story.
With loyalty and trust, there comes a price, and sometimes, idealism and dissolutions are what make it interesting. The characters are strong, flawed, and perfectly real. Talk about realism.
This story is amazing! Both thrilling and intriguing, all the way to the end. As quoted in the book, “What is it that we ultimately seek? What drives some to bloody conquest, others to the insatiable pursuit of wealth and still others to a voracious quest for fame or simple notoriety?
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