Lonely Deceptions by D. R. WillisDebuting his first novel, Lonely Deceptions, D.R. Willis jumps into the world of the thriller in his tale of a small-town man who unknowingly thrusts himself into a web of international intrigue. A successful Georgia Chocolatier, Willis’ novel tells the story of Nick Davis, a 40-something small town machinist who unwittingly becomes a pawn in an international game of lies and secrets. A tale that reinforces how seldom we’re aware of the events that become life altering, Lonely Deceptions ultimately focuses on the underlying power of a family’s bond.
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WHEN NICK DAVIS, A FORTY-SOMETHING SMALL TOWN MACHINIST, SPOTS AN INTRUDER'S SHADOW THROUGH THE MIST OF AN EARLY MORNING STORM, HE IS OBLIVIOUS THAT THE SEEMINGLY RANDOM OCCURRENCE WILL LEAD HIM ON A PATH THAT WILL CHANGE HIS LIFE FOREVER .
After Nick accidentally overhears a conversation between Lou Evans-his boss and the owner of Lou-Paul Machine Shop-and a mysterious person, he unwittingly becomes a pawn in a game of international proportions. When Lou gruffly asks him to take possession of prototype blueprints, Nick has no idea that the blueprints contain a dark secret-a secret with the potential to kill. Combined with unwanted attention from a local police officer as well as a skeletal, dangerous former FBI agent, Nick's normal life is suddenly not that at all, and no one can guarantee his safety-not even the beautiful FBI agent who has been assigned to the case.
Lou may not be who he says he is, and, unfortunately for Nick, his downfall may be that he is the best machinist around and the only one Lou can count on to help him carry out a perilous mission.
About The Author:
D.R.Willis was born in New Jersey and formerly worked as a machinist. He currently resides in Richmond Hills GA. A fulltime Chocolatier, he writes and paints in his "off season," from May to October. This is his first book.
My Thoughts:
This book by first time author D.R. Willis is a well written and knowledgable work. The mystery starts right off and keeps going until the end. I think it is a question of, how well do we know those people around us in our everyday lives. Sometimes not as well as we think we do. With engaging characters that pull you right into their lives. I enjoyed this easy to read, keep you on the edge of your seat novel. An exciting thriller and I look forward to more by this author.
I received this book from Bohlsenpr.com and was not monetarily compensated for my review.
After Nick accidentally overhears a conversation between Lou Evans-his boss and the owner of Lou-Paul Machine Shop-and a mysterious person, he unwittingly becomes a pawn in a game of international proportions. When Lou gruffly asks him to take possession of prototype blueprints, Nick has no idea that the blueprints contain a dark secret-a secret with the potential to kill. Combined with unwanted attention from a local police officer as well as a skeletal, dangerous former FBI agent, Nick's normal life is suddenly not that at all, and no one can guarantee his safety-not even the beautiful FBI agent who has been assigned to the case.
Lou may not be who he says he is, and, unfortunately for Nick, his downfall may be that he is the best machinist around and the only one Lou can count on to help him carry out a perilous mission.
About The Author:
D.R.Willis was born in New Jersey and formerly worked as a machinist. He currently resides in Richmond Hills GA. A fulltime Chocolatier, he writes and paints in his "off season," from May to October. This is his first book.
My Thoughts:
This book by first time author D.R. Willis is a well written and knowledgable work. The mystery starts right off and keeps going until the end. I think it is a question of, how well do we know those people around us in our everyday lives. Sometimes not as well as we think we do. With engaging characters that pull you right into their lives. I enjoyed this easy to read, keep you on the edge of your seat novel. An exciting thriller and I look forward to more by this author.
I received this book from Bohlsenpr.com and was not monetarily compensated for my review.
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