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Looking Up (Rookies Series # 1) by Trennis Killian

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I have always wanted to entertain and I can't sing or dance, so I write mysteries/thrillers/suspense novels.


Background Information

  I owned and operated many types of businesses in my life and wrote a nonfiction book in 2001 which was published in three languages. Fiction is much more fun and that's all I have written for the past several years.     As a novelists, I invent people, put them in tense situations, and tell the story of how they survive (or do not). The plots are grabbers, the people are such that you will come to care about them, and want to see them succeed or be seduced or both, and justice, in some form, prevails.     Come along for the ride, you'll be glad you did.

Birth Place
Washington, D.C., DC U.S.A.
Accomplishments

Many and varied in my pre-novelist days. Still, I am most proud of achieving a solid, loyal, and growing number of readers. This accomplishment has been most rewarding and inspriring. I continue to write.