Thursday, December 10, 2015
NO SPOILERS, PLEASE! The Couple Next Door
How does a writer who pens a romantic suspense novel with two major plot twists stop reviewers and readers from letting the cat out of the bag early and spoiling the shocks in the story?
He pleads... He pleads for understanding. He pleads for you not to spoil the experience for other readers.
If you read THE COUPLE NEXT DOOR, I will thank you very much for taking a chance on my latest book and I will ask--in the name of all that's holy--please don't reveal the #1 twist (near the middle of the book) and the #2 twist (near the end).
If you want to talk about the twists, I'd love to hear from you at jimmyfels@gmail.com (no, don't post your spoilers in the comments below, LOL). Did you see them coming? Did they work for you? Were you surprised?
BLURB
With the couple next door, nothing is as it seems.
Jeremy Booth leads a simple life, scraping by in the gay neighborhood of Seattle, never letting his lack of material things get him down. But the one thing he really wants—someone to love—seems elusive. Until the couple next door moves in and Jeremy sees the man of his dreams, Shane McCallister, pushed down the stairs by a brute named Cole.
Jeremy would never go after another man’s boyfriend, so he reaches out to Shane in friendship while suppressing his feelings of attraction. But the feeling of something being off only begins with Cole being a hard-fisted bully—it ends with him seeming to be different people at different times. Some days, Cole is the mild-mannered John and then, one night in a bar, he’s the sassy and vivacious drag queen Vera.
So how can Jeremy rescue the man of his dreams from a situation that seems to get crazier and more dangerous by the day? By getting close to the couple next door, Jeremy not only puts a potential love in jeopardy, but eventually his very life.
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