Tracey McKay

Tracey McKay asked William L. Myers Jr.:

My concern is that I am subscribing to Kindle Unlimited so I have read your book free of charge. I have also started reading the one on the train smash. But my worry is - are you living in poverty - that is, are you able to generate an income from the Kindle thing or am I just feeding a huge corporate giant and authors like you get exploited?

William L. Myers Jr. Tracey: Amazon actually pays their authors based on the amount of books that are read though Kindle Unlimited. Actually, Amazon treats its authors wonderfully.

Everyone on my team at Thomas & Mercer (my publisher) and Amazon are friendly, helpful and great to work with. Thank you for being concerned about authors! --Bill Myers

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Ellen Polsky

Ellen Polsky asked William L. Myers Jr.:

I'm from Philadelphia, and I remember that train crash. For a minute after reading your book, I thought that we hadn't gotten the real story from the news. Did you need permission to change the story from what (I think) really happened?

Lisa Walker

Lisa Walker asked William L. Myers Jr.:

No question here. Just want to say how much I haven enjoyed both of your books. I am an avid John Grisham fan (live in the same town as him, as a matter of fact), and your stories are every bit as intriguing, dynamic, meaningful, and most importantly, original. Please keep writing, and I, for one, will keep reading! When is your next book due to be released? Lisa W.

A Goodreads user

A Goodreads user asked William L. Myers Jr.:

I am intrigued as to why you use the present tense so much in your books. I have now read the first two and love both of them. Kudos too because following up on 'A Criminal Defense' cannot have been easy. There is a question in there :) ?

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