Category: Historical Fiction Publisher: Diving Boy Books
Type: Fiction
Pages: 37
Copyright: May 3, 2018
ISBN-13: 9780999456927
Price:FREE! (eBook)
An introduction to the Epic of Didier Rain, this story shows our antihero at his finest as a flawed human being! Join Didier as he schemes to rescue a fellow poet from his Carnival jailers. Prepare yourself to be amused!
Meet Didier Rain – that antihero with noble aspirations, that poet with the fickle pen, that eager paramour ever in search of someone to love. In this adventure-laden novelette, we glimpse the rogue as he was in those days prior to his now famous exploits in DELIVERING VIRTUE and FORTUNA AND THE SCAPEGRACE (due out summer 2018). Prepare yourself to be amazed at Rain’s cleverness, daring, and near-to-honorable acts of madcap heroism as he lends a helping hand to a friend. For what self-respecting bard (even when distracted by the promises of a voluptuous one-legged trollop) would deign to allow the mistreatment of a fellow poet, no matter how much a freak of nature that fellow poet might be? This novelette gives us Didier Rain at his finest as a flawed human being. It shows us the man before he became the Chosen One, and maybe even grants us insight into why the gods would eventually pick him for that exalted station so sung in his further novels. So sit back and get to know the man behind the dubious legend.
I see you have great reviews, so no doubt you are a good writer although there is no excerpt to show us your writing. Your lead in and description are the same and redundant.
You note that it's historical fiction. I looked up your protagonist/bard and found that he isn't a historical figure and there's no date or place to indicate when this "sideshow" occurred in history. Finally, at 37 pages, I have short stories that are longer.
I see that it is free and that's great. From Amazon? No.
Shanghai Escapist grabs the faint-of-heart right from the get-go and serves up an ultimatum: What would you do if caught in the same circumstances? From the opening scene, the reader is tossed into the maze of daily intrigue as it existed in 1960s-70