A Traitor's War: First Draft Completed.

First draft is complete. Came in at around 95K words. About 240 pages of prose.

Is it good - it's damn good.

Early reviewers are reporting back that this instalment is better than A Subtle Agency, with more suspense, more drama and more blood soaked violence.

Not for the faint hearted.

Now moving into intensive review, polish, and production activities. I'm currently ahead of schedule for a late April release date.
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Published on April 09, 2017 02:28 Tags: a-traitor-s-war
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message 1: by Kevin (new)

Kevin Kuhn Congratulations!!!


message 2: by Graeme (new)

Graeme Rodaughan Thanks Kevin.

(Buried in revision, revision, revision....)


message 3: by Eldon (new)

Eldon Farrell Have fun with those revisions Graeme :)


message 4: by Graeme (new)

Graeme Rodaughan Eldon wrote: "Have fun with those revisions Graeme :)"

LOL. Yes,.


message 5: by Perry (new)

Perry Lake 95,000 words? Wow, that's approaching King-size proportions.


message 6: by J.N. (new)

J.N. Bedout I eat 95K words for breakfast.


message 7: by Graeme (new)

Graeme Rodaughan Processed a full review. Closing in on a final version.


message 8: by Graeme (new)

Graeme Rodaughan Reviews are now complete. Final interior file is with CreateSpace. That should be complete this Saturday, with Kindle done shortly afterwards. At this point, I see no barrier to A Traitor's War being available to download from Amazon by the end of this weekend.


message 9: by Graeme (new)

Graeme Rodaughan Createspace are now available at https://www.createspace.com/7046698

Amazon is in the process, and will be available for PB or Kindle shortly.


message 10: by Graeme (new)

Graeme Rodaughan Now available on Amazon at https://www.amazon.com/dp/B06ZZ8ZLKD


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