. . . but I could use some feedback. For the next couple of days, I'm going to give you a little bit from my work in progress. Let's see, how do I describe this one? It's a character novel (meaning that it's more about characters than plot), but I'm still trying to hook the reader, of course, and make things interesting.
A train roars over the rails, carrying passengers on a trip that will change their lives. Among the many people moving on and off the 97 Silver Meteor are Tuesday Crystal, a lonely young woman hiding from her youth as a reality TV star; Matthew Scofield, a widower trying to escape his responsibilities to his two young children; and Janette Turlington, a middle-aged mother running from a situation that has destroyed the peace in her home and marriage. These three form a makeshift family on an Amtrak tour through the Southern seaboard, a journey that just might heal their wounded hearts and restore them to the people to whom they matter most . . .
So . . . what do you think? Interested yet?
Tomorrow: the prologue.
~~Angie
10 comments:
I'd read it.
I didn't know how I would feel about a character novel, but I'm intrigued. I'd read it, too.
Definitely interests me,
We are all a bunch of characters and each person has a story to be told. So, bring on the prologue, Angie, I am interested.
Very definitely! Clyde
P.S. I think another response of mine got lost in the ether a few days back. I LOVE the new title. It really caught my attention and drew me in. Clyde
Thanks for the feedback! :-) Actually, lots of my other books are character books: THE AWAKENING, the entire Fairlawn series . . . and THE FINE ART OF INSINCERITY, for sure (but you'll have to take my word on that one.)
Appreciate the input!
Interested! I love character books. I'd far rather read a book with complex characters and interesting dialogue than one filled with drama and action.
Oh yes, I'd definitely read this- the blurb has hooked me already as I love character books.
You're character books are my favorites. I'm looking forward to this and the Fine Art of Insincerity. :)
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