Fender is easy to read and completely unputdownable. . . . This is the best story about a man and his dog that I’ve ever encountered.
—Ilona van der Berg, Book Reviewer (onegirlinfinitebooks.co.za)
New Retailers Set to Carry “Fender” Beginning November 20
Since its release August 21, Fender has been available as a paperback through Amazon and Barnes & Noble, as well as a Kindle eBook, exclusive to Amazon. And on October 9, it was released as an audiobook through Audible and iTunes.
Well, as of November 20, the Fender eBook will no longer be exclusive to the Amazon and Kindle platforms. It will be available for purchase from all major online eBook retailers, including Kobo, Barnes & Noble, iBooks, and Smashwords.
The author made each aspect of [Fender] interesting with believable character development . . . Emotional, touching, poignant—yes—but rewarding and heartwarming despite the losses Brennan endures.
—Mae Clair, author of Eclipse Lake
The “Fender: A Novel” Audiobook Is Available Now!
I just got the good news by email: Fender is available now in audiobook format from Audible, Amazon, and iTunes.
It is six hours long, and narrated by Wyatt Baker—the very same dude who brought The Fifteenth of June to life via audio several months ago.
My first instinct . . . was, “No, thanks. This book isn’t for me.” . . . but for the first time in ages, I managed to get through a book without forcing myself to read it. Fender was that book.
—thoughtsallsorts.wordpress.com
Bring your tissues for this one, like, from the very start. [Fender] will get you right in the feels, and if not, I will question if you are even human.
—Errin Krystal, Author of The Last Dragon Rider
[An Honest Day’s Work] is a great short story. It . . . has a strong message that a lot of people should read.
—Jessica Bronder, Book Reviewer (jbronderbookreviews.com)
Fender is a well-written story with complex characters . . . [that] I believe will appeal to most readers, regardless of preferred genre. Just keep the tissues close by!
—Felicia Denise, Author of In The Best Interest of the Child
[Fender is] powerful, relatable, understandable, and scary. . . . It was a hard book to put down after I started it . . .
—Tracy Beth, Book Reviewer (freshcoffeeblog.com)
Brent Jones has . . . brilliantly shown us heartache, heartbreak and animosity [in Fender].
—Lisa Doherty, Book Reviewer (ramblinglisasbookreviews.com)
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