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Blame it on Emma

In my introduction to the book My Sweet Infected on Amazon Kindle and Paperback, I clearly state that I felt like I was channeling my protagonist, Emma.

 It started out as one thing, faded away to a back corner, then came out as another thing entirely as my character evolved. It was almost like channeling as she surprised me at many turns with ideas and needs of her own. ... I need to thank my wife Angie for putting up with my various behavior oddities as I was fully into my character. - My Sweet Infected - Dedication & Forward HERE


It was amazing to me when I finally got into my character and knew exactly what she was doing, had done, and would be doing at each turn of the page. I was thrilled to get to that stage and the book is a much higher quality for it. I'm beginning all over again to get a feel for a new character. Mercy, a miniature adult stuck in a 12 year old body. I'm sure you've heard the saying "13 going on 30" and this is the embodiment of that, right here in my upcoming book.

The author has created a great novel here with a compelling story that has great emotional depth between the characters of Porter, Emma and Linda. - 5 Star Review on Amazon HERE

I know you'll really enjoy the young adult story of surviving in a world swarming with zombies and human predators where it's every man for himself.

Buy it on Amazon Kindle, available on Amazon Prime and Kindle Unlimited too.

http://www.amazon.com/My-Sweet-Infected-Book-ebook/dp/B00OQECCHK/



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