Brishy Dee

The Displaced (The Jude Anderson Series, #1) (eBook, ePUB)

• Format: ePub

Produktbeschreibung

Even in the future, truth is a rare commodity… Jude Anderson, a tenacious Fairfax, Virginia Detective with a knack for remembering the little details, finds herself entangled in a web of secrets after answering the call for a double homicide. Stumbling upon a mysterious birthmark that links seemingly unrelated individuals, Jude uncovers a conspiracy that goes beyond her wildest imagination. The list of national missing persons grows exponentially, leading Jude down a treacherous path of deception and hidden agendas. With the help of the FBI's newly formed Missing Persons Taskforce, Jude and her eclectic team work tirelessly to make sense of the unthinkable. Amidst the chaos, Jude embarks on a journey of self-discovery, realizing that sometimes the line between hunter and hunted blurs in the pursuit of justice. Get ready for a pulse-pounding ride filled with twists, betrayals, and a gripping narrative that will keep you on the edge of your seat until the very last page. Buy "The Displaced" today to be transported in time to a place where advanced technology clashes with the age-old darkness of human nature.

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Brishy Dee
• Erscheinungstermin: 19. Januar 2024
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9798989812622
• Artikelnr.: 70261623

Autorenporträt

My love for writing truly began when I was in the sixth grade. Whenever I felt strong emotions, I was writing them down in notebook or scribbling them on scrap sheets of paper. That time in my life was also when our family owned our first computer, and subsequently, I found out how fast I could type. I would get booted from the computer so that others use it, which is when I would switch to writing poems in lined spiral notebooks.

It was my sixth grade ELA teacher that sparked the idea of becoming a published author. She planted the idea and helped me see that it was a real possibility. On the last day of classes she made bookmarks for all of us and even gave us little nicknames. When I got mine, it said "My Little Author." I nearly cried out of excitement; I knew what I wanted to with my life. I knew I was born to write.

Fast forward through the rest of middle school and high school. I almost always had a writing project tucked away somewhere that I was saving for later. I had written many things, but never knew what to do with them once I was done with them.

Then, the inevitable happed.

I grew up, went to college and even got two degrees in English, the second one a creative writing degree focusing on fiction. I had the fancy pieces of paper that told others I knew what I was doing, I was a Master for goodness sake. Even with all of this, and all the knowledge I accumulated, even with the proof that I knew what I was doing, I fell ill with Imposter Syndrome.

I told myself that my stories weren't good enough and that no one would want to read them. They sat in a box, collecting dust. My debut novel, The Displaced, remained an abstract thought and the thesis for my Masters program. I thought about it and would work on it on and off for over five years, but it still felt like a pipe dream that it would ever see the light of day.

One day I woke up and decided that the best way to make sure that my story made it out there was to publish the book myself. I haven't totally given up on the thought of traditional publishing, but for now my best bet was to just do the thing myself.

It's been one of the most empowering things I have done for myself.