Bakerman Books

Nox (eBook, ePUB)

• Format: ePub

Produktbeschreibung

Tonight Nox won the very important Midnite Run race. This qualifies her for the Sundowner race where the price money is two hundred thousand Rand. A two hundred thousand Rand she desperately needs. But winning the Midnite Run race now also brought her to the attention of the dangerous gangsters working for The Eye. Very unwelcome attention that she doesn't need. This week will become the most interesting week in Nox's life. Will she be strong enough to see it through? Welcome to the world of illegal street races in the Western Cape. Follow Nox as she speeds in high powered, highly modified racing cars through the streets of the Peninsula. Here, even one wrong move can mean instant death or becoming an invalid for life. Welcome to the Cape Flats and prepare to be surprised...

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Bakerman Books
• Erscheinungstermin: 22. September 2017
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9781370201464
• Artikelnr.: 49344108

Autorenporträt

André started out writing stories by the dozens while still in high school. .

Being an avid reader of thrillers and horror, nl. James Hadley Chase, Don Pendleton, Richard Sapir, Warren Murphy, Heinz Konsalik, Stephen King, etc...

He wrote hundreds of short stories in the form of thrillers, horror, romance...and then he tried something new.

He was especially fascinated by erotic stories. The kind of writing which made erotica possible was new to him and he experimented. A proper erotic story is basically a porn movie without pictures, but beautiful and thoughtful and insightful. Not easy to write, but he experimented, until it felt right.

He gave his first effort to his harshest critics - his schoolmates. It was good when he saw smiles appearing on their faces, eyes blinking to make sure they are really seeing what they are seeing, as they read. They didn't criticize or make any comments, but they wanted more. This was a good sign. With his other stories, they just read a bit and then put it down and never asked for more. But now they wanted more and more and more. And they always wanted to take it home, to go read it there.

"Where it's quieter." They would say. But he knew why.

And he felt good.

Erotica is for much more than just reading.