I’m currently offering a
new crime thriller novella for free on Smashwords.
Russ
Warner works as a bartender to the bankers and brokers on Wall Street. He has
to deal with arrogant wealthy customers every night, but Alex is the worst of
them.
One
night, the two men argue over a woman and storm out of the bar. The next
morning, one of them is dead. Who’s the killer and how is this common disagreement
tied to a much larger conspiracy?
If you decide to read
it, please let me know what you think by writing me a review. Every opinion helps,
whether it’s good or bad.
Have fun.
Gamal
Gamal
What I like best about Hennessey's writing is that there is absolutely no fluff in his prose. Ever since I read the first words of this author's book, Asset Management, I recognized a storytelling talent that is direct but complete with minimal and effective description and dialogue. Hennessey strictly follows the golden rule of 'show and don't tell' in all of his stories that I've read. Broken Glass is no exception. Although it is very brief, it packs a powerful punch and covers many bases: lust, betrayal, false heroics, greed and the almost brutal reality of urban life at its coldest core. I find myself flipping boring pages through many books I read but not with Hennessey's writing. Every word in his stories are essential and expertly fitted with precision and careful consideration.
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