What makes you happiest? Being with my partner and being successful at the things that I set out to do.
What’s your greatest character strength? Probably self-discipline, along with empathy for others and a genuine desire to help and do good things for others.
What’s your weakest character trait? The ability to strongly confront those who hurt, anger, offend, or purposefully do me wrong.
Why do you write? I write because I enjoy constructing stories that I enjoy and that I hope others will enjoy as well. I also hope to make some money doing it and gain a certain amount of professional respect.
Have you always enjoyed writing? I’ve wanted to be a successful author since I was in the 6th or 7th grade.
What motivates you to write? I’m always motivated by the idea that what I’m writing is going to be thrilling and exciting for my audience to read; that they’ll love the story, have a wonderful and emotional experience when reading it, and ultimately be left happier, or challenged somehow, etc.
“Imagine the unimaginable.”
That was the mantra of young prodigy Hector Chevas’s mentor in architectural design, Gellini. But even Gellini couldn’t imagine the horrors that his prize student and adopted son would fill Suburbia’s new Heartland Mall with to wreak revenge on those who killed Gellini and murdered Hector’s only friends. “Black Friday” was never blacker.
But Hector couldn’t imagine that, in the middle of his deathly rampage, an “angel” from his past would re-appear into his life; wild-child Janey, whose life he’d saved years before, and who’d never forgotten her promise to “always love him…for reals.” But was that love strong enough now to learn the unimaginable truth; to call Hector’s “dead” soul back to life and resurrect him from his mad plunge into oblivion?
MALLED is a story filled with tragedy, terror, raw emotion, unspeakable horrors, and, above all, the awesome power of ferocious, undying love. Go for it. Get into it. Dare to “imagine the unimaginable.”
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Genre – NeoGothic Horror / Thriller
Rating – R for violence & language
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