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(11 replies, posted in TheNextBigWriter Premium)

Congrats, Janet!  Make the pen be with you and hope you get plenty of clients!

577

(17 replies, posted in TheNextBigWriter Premium)

Gacela,
The same person left the following on ch17 of Dangerous Alliance: I know I have only started reading this story from Chapter 17, but I really got into this, and I thoroughly enjoyed it. It had me on the edge of my seat and if it had been a book, it is what would be known as a real page turner. I am going to start reading the rest soon.

I did read/review the first chapter of his posted work and he thanked me and said my remarks were very constructive, but there's been nothing further from him since. Regards, Randy

578

(4 replies, posted in TheNextBigWriter Premium)

Hi MzP,

I should be able to help you out.:)

Regards, Randy

579

(12 replies, posted in TheNextBigWriter Basic)

Welcome, Jonathan. If you like adventure/thrillers, check out my work. I'm open to any and all suggestions. While I'm sometimes bogged down, I do return critiques.  Regards, Randy

Completed an inline  review of Jube's 'The World Of Phyries" chapter 24.

581

(7 replies, posted in TheNextBigWriter Premium)

Just went on JP's profile and her portfolio is visible now.

Many thanks, Janet!

Many thanks Denise!

Many thanks Bill and Jack!  You're support has been greatly appreciated!

Many thanks Dagnee and Ann.  It's a great feeling.:)

Don't know about selling a billion, but I'd settle for a few thousand.:)

Thanks again!

njc wrote:

Wonderful review!  Congratulations.  It was an honor to watch the story develop.

Many thanks, NJC!

Moonshine Cove Publishing, my publisher, just linked the review of TKC in the newspaper to their website. Here's the link:

http://moonshinecovepublishing.com/publ … views.html

A great first sentence, too: Randall Krzak's novel of the Kurd's struggle against Turkey, THE KURDISH CONNECTION, is so relevant that it reads like today's headline news.

Many thanks to all TNBWers who made this novel possible!

Sorry to see you nipped at the post. I tried to vote more, but the system only allowed one per 24-hour period.:)

Been voting each day. Can't vote again until this evening but will do so. Good luck!

590

(12 replies, posted in TheNextBigWriter Premium)

Congrats to the winners and everyone else who participated. Well done!

See you're up by five votes!  Keep going!!

Just voted again and you're in first!

The Kurdish Connection end up in fourth, five votes out of third. First and second were miles ahead.

594

(6 replies, posted in TheNextBigWriter Premium)

Hi Sol,

I'll be interested but will skip on this particular topic as I'm not a lawyer.:)

Just voted, Janet. Go get 'em!

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(17 replies, posted in Thriller/Mystery/Suspense)

How about Sleepers for #5. Novel the same name by Lorenzo Carcaterra. You've done a good one with this!

Completed an inline review of CJ's "Raven's Curse" Chapters 24 and 25.

598

(17 replies, posted in Thriller/Mystery/Suspense)

Numbers below keyed to your quiz.

1. Marathon Man. I think the novel had the same name, but don't remember the author.
2. no idea.
3. Ice Station Zebra. Novel of the same name, by Alistair MacLean.
4. no idea.
5. no idea.
6. Rambo First Blood?
7. no idea.
8. Guns of Navarone. Novel of the same name, by Alistair MacLean.
9. The Eiger Sanction?
10. The Running Man. Novel of the same name, by Stephen King.
11. Towering Inferno

599

(7 replies, posted in TheNextBigWriter Premium)

Congrats and best of luck!

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(26 replies, posted in TheNextBigWriter Premium)

Before I went with Moonshine Cove, I asked two fellow TNBWers to check them out as well. Both told me to go for it. So I did.