Wrong Left Turn

by Greg Smith

Overview

What should have been a simple three day trip to sign a recording contract takes Todd Willis on the adventure of his life when his name winds up on another kind of contract instead. That one is for his elimination.
Wounded, hunted by the mob and unknown dirty cops, he’s faced with limited choices of who to turn to for help. There is one person who might be able to help save his life, but it’s a crap shoot. She’s also a cop and the one person he’s lied to.
Join Todd Willis as his former special ops training keeps him a half step ahead of those who want him dead. Befriended by strangers, he fights to gain an upper hand in his battle with the mob boss who wants him dead. Only by cunning, tenacity and luck does he stand a chance of making it out of this alive. No one knows how many people will die before this is settled or if Willis will be one of them.

Product Details

BN ID:	2940149307999
Publisher:	Greg Smith
Publication date:	03/17/2014
Sold by:	Barnes & Noble
Format:	eBook
Pages:	278
File size:	1 MB

About the Author

Some years back, and I remember the conversation quite clearly, my wife, who at the time was my wife to be, asked what I would really like to do if we needed to relocate because of her job. The answer came to me quite quickly and I think shocked her. To be honest, it even shocked me a little. “I’d like to write novels and bowl professionally.”
And so it began.
Much like one of my favorite author’s once said, I can write almost anywhere. As testament to that fact, I wrote several very rough (and I do mean rough) drafts of novels while still working as a machinist during my free time in the shop.
In 2005, I finally said good-bye to factory life and set about tackling the two things I’d told my wife, and myself, I wanted to do. I bowled full time professionally and did pretty well. I also got serious about writing.
The novels I write tend to include some facet of my life, whether bowling, working in a factory setting, racing cars (something I did for many years) or just being around people in general. Because of that, I think the average person, both male and female, will easily relate to what I’m thinking and therefore writing. The stories are also usually inspired by people and circumstances that have touched my life in one way or another. They, of course, then get twisted into whatever sort of fiction my disturbed little mind can concoct.
So take a ride with a fairly normal guy (my wife might argue that point) through my not so normal novels and enjoy!