Indie Author Living in Fort Erie, Canada (Niagara Region) – The Fifteenth of June, Fender, The Afton Morrison Series
Brent Jones has this incredible ability to craft an intriguing story in such a short amount of time. I read Row 17 in about a half hour, and I’m blown away. My first read of 2019, and I’m so glad I chose this one.
—Jessica Rachow, Book Reviewer (jessicarachow.wordpress.com)
[Chambers was the] best short story I read this year. Brilliant. Gripping. Intense.
—Janice J. Richardson, author of Grave Mistake
There are small surprises along the way, but the biggest surprise [in Chambers] is the totally unexpected ending…Brent Jones is an author to watch.
—Linda Strong, Amazon & Goodreads Reviewer
In less than two weeks, it’ll be Christmas day.
We’ve got our place decorated. How about you?
See? Here’s Andréa, trimming the tree.
The audio version of The Afton Morrison Series…is full of action, suspense, and twists and turns, that will keep you on the edge of your seat. [The n]arration is excellent and [it] adds to the intrigue.
—Barbara Brostek, Audible Listener
Kristin James was so good, [and] the story, too! …so glad I was able to [listen to The Afton Morrison Series] all at once.
—Leslie Alvarez, Audible Listener
A fun listen, especially with Kristin James narrating. She is able to imbue [The Afton Morrison Series] with a mystery, which draws in the reader, as well as a superbly over-the-top theatrical inner voice, simultaneously funny and chilling…I enjoyed it immensely…great murderous fun.
—Norma Miles, Audible Listener
Loved, loved, loved [Go Home, Afton]! I like books about strong women and Afton did not disappoint. … I am so curious to read the rest in the series, to find answers to the many questions I have unanswered from this first book.
—Josette Thomas, Amazon & Goodreads Reviewer
I will be releasing two new short stories in the coming weeks, each for 99 cents, each in the ballpark of 5,000 to 7,000 words, and both available to pre-order now.
Although both short stories are vastly different in terms of theme and style, both could be classified as literary fiction.
Here is a first look at the cover of each, as well as a detailed synopsis.
Kristin James is stupendous. Wish I could give her six stars, if not more…and the story! I was not prepared for the ending [to The Afton Morrison Series]. It twisted around and took me totally by surprise.
—Janet Lerner, Audible Listener
