introducing Larry Patrick Shriner
Hello, folks, this is my first post on my new blog on Goodreads. Thought I would post my bio as it appears on my web page:
Larry Patrick Shriner was raised on the West Central coast of Florida. He made his home there for many years before moving to Durham, North Carolina, where he lives with his wife Elaine. Epilogue for Murder is his first novel. Angel, Falling, the second in the Bennett Cole private detective series, is also available in bookstores, as well as online sites such as Amazon and Barnes and Noble. A third book, Shadowstalker, is now available as a paperback and ebook. (The other books are available as ebooks as well.) He is currently at work on a new book, Return from Nowhere, set in Hatteras Village on the North Carolina Outer Banks.
I welcome any posts as they relate to books, and crime novels in particular, but no subject is off limits.
Please visit my webpage at www.larryshriner.net and my Facebook page at www.facebook.com/larryshriner.
Many thanks, and I hope to hear from you.
Larry Patrick Shriner
Larry Patrick Shriner was raised on the West Central coast of Florida. He made his home there for many years before moving to Durham, North Carolina, where he lives with his wife Elaine. Epilogue for Murder is his first novel. Angel, Falling, the second in the Bennett Cole private detective series, is also available in bookstores, as well as online sites such as Amazon and Barnes and Noble. A third book, Shadowstalker, is now available as a paperback and ebook. (The other books are available as ebooks as well.) He is currently at work on a new book, Return from Nowhere, set in Hatteras Village on the North Carolina Outer Banks.
I welcome any posts as they relate to books, and crime novels in particular, but no subject is off limits.
Please visit my webpage at www.larryshriner.net and my Facebook page at www.facebook.com/larryshriner.
Many thanks, and I hope to hear from you.
Larry Patrick Shriner
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Jun 18, 2013 08:25AM
I also like to take extraordinary people and put them into situations that would be ordinary if it weren't for them. I think it applies more to humor fiction however.
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Michael wrote: "I also like to take extraordinary people and put them into situations that would be ordinary if it weren't for them. I think it applies more to humor fiction however."Michael wrote: "I also like to take extraordinary people and put them into situations that would be ordinary if it weren't for them. I think it applies more to humor fiction however."
Totally agree. My fiction is very dark, but I can see your way of thinking. Thanks for your comment.
