Indie Author Living in Fort Erie, Canada (Niagara Region) – The Fifteenth of June, Fender, The Afton Morrison Series
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Go Home, Afton (June 25, 2018)
See You Soon, Afton (August 7, 2018)
Nice Try, Afton (September 17, 2018)
Time's Up, Afton (October 29, 2018)
Learn more about the books here.
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We all wear masks, and Afton Morrison is no exception.
A small-town librarian with a dark side, Afton, twenty-six, has suppressed violent impulses her entire adult life. Impulses that demand she commit murder.
Blending her urges with reason, Afton stalks a known sexual predator, intending to kill him. But her plan, inspired by true crime and hatched with meticulous care, is interrupted by a mysterious figure from her past. A dangerous man that lurks in the shadows, watching, threatening to turn the huntress into the hunted.
Go Home, Afton is the first of four parts in a new serial thriller by author Brent Jones. Packed with grit and action, The Afton Morrison Series delves into a world of moral ambiguity, delivering audiences an unlikely heroine in the form of a disturbed vigilante murderess.
Available for $0 (permafree) in eBook formats.
…hardcore, graphically-delivered violence and suspense that raises additional issues each successive page. …[Time’s Up, Afton] is recommended for any who look for a uniquely electrifying departure from your predictable genres.
—Stanley McShane (Virginia Williams), Author of Cocos Island Treasure
[Go Home, Afton] was a quick read that kept you guessing…
—Yvonne Davies, Book Reviewer (terror-tree.co.uk)
Author Brent Jones keeps us in suspense until the end of [Time’s Up, Afton,] the fourth and final part of The Afton Morrison Series.
—David Hartshorne, Amazon & Goodreads Reviewer
See You Soon, Afton is…thrilling and gripping, with twists and turns coming at you from all sides.
—Mayurakshi Paul, Book Reviewer (lifeat17.wordpress.com)
In fewer than three weeks, on October 29, I’ll be releasing the following two titles:
In this post, I’ll be sharing a few details about each, as well as the complete (unabridged) afterword found at the end of Time’s Up, Afton.
Nice Try, Afton…is fast-paced and action-packed…and it’s full of surprises. It makes for a quick read and one you won’t want to put down.
—Misty Swafford, Book Reviewer (mistysbookspace.wordpress.com)
I’ve enjoyed and appreciated the series to this point, but Jones has found a new gear here, and…if part four lives up to [Nice Try, Afton], it’s going to be a great ending.
—H. C. Newton, Book Reviewer (irresponsiblereader.com)
This is an amazing series and one I strongly recommend checking out. I can’t wait to get into [book four,] Time’s Up, Afton. I’m excited to see how [The Afton Morrison Series] is going to end.
—Jessica Bronder, Book Reviewer (jbronderbookreviews.com)
This series honestly keeps just getting better…and things are definitely getting exciting! … You all need to read [Nice Try, Afton]. Brent is a master with characters and atmosphere. The more I read, the more I want to read!
—Nicole Campbell, Book Reviewer (thebookwormdrinketh.com)
Yesterday, my friend and fellow book nerd, Nicole Campbell, better known online as The Bookworm Drinketh, published a thoughtful review of Nice Try, Afton, the third book (of four) in The Afton Morrison Series.
I hijacked her comment section to write a short essay (of sorts) in response.
Although a touch self-indulgent, I’ve decided to republish that comment (with permission) for those of you who’ve been reading the series.
