Sonnjea Blackwell

Killer Fate (eBook, ePUB)

• Format: ePub

Produktbeschreibung

Fate? Or Murphy's Law? Turning 30 is traumatic enough without a hitman on your trail.

Facing the Big Three-Oh has Destiny DeGraff pondering her choices and wondering if life has more to offer than a cheating husband, boring job and meddlesome family. But change feels a lot like effort, and Destiny isn't quite uncomfortable enough with the status quo to do anything about it.

Until she gets shot on the way to her own birthday party.

Suddenly on the run from an assassin hired by her husband, Destiny becomes a magnet for disaster when she innocently interrupts a bank heist and not-so-innocently gets involved with the two most eligible bachelors in town.

As the dead bodies pile up and it becomes clear that Destiny holds the key to unraveling a mystery that has haunted the small town of Hope Springs for over a decade, the odds of seeing another birthday seem less than promising. But never one to believe in fate, Destiny determines to get out of her rut - if only she can live long enough.

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Sonnjea Blackwell
• Erscheinungstermin: 15. Oktober 2013
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9781301516469
• Artikelnr.: 69933979

Autorenporträt

I grew up thinking I'd be a writer someday. I spent a lot of time not being a writer while I waited for someday to arrive. Finally, on the plane ride home from New York after my sister's wedding, I decided it was time to start writing. I waited till we landed, then went to work as a "real" writer.

Turns out, being a real writer comes with petty annoyances like real writer's block and a perpetual lack of real financial security. So I started writing web content to deal with the financial security issue. And I discovered improv comedy as a means of alleviating the writer's block.

Luckily, I live in southern California, where everybody and their grandma wants to be an actor, so improv classes are easy to come by. I studied with Held2gether, Groundlings, Upright Citizens Brigade and The Second City. Pretty soon I was performing, and then I started teaching improv to anyone who would sit still long enough to let me. I've also written for, performed with and directed the sketch comedy troupes 3 Square: the series and Held2gether - the Series.

Now it's hard to say which is more important to me, writing or improv, but it doesn't matter anymore because in my world one can't exist without the other. My world is pretty awesome.