Twig

by J.R. Wright

[Edited and Revised] This is the story of Willow 'Twig' Olsen, a woman of scandinavian descent, who was trapped into an existance of traditional servitude for the first thirty eight years of her life, and what transpires after her last parent dies, and she is finally free to seek male companionship, as she has long desired. What happens thereafter is a whirlwind of unexpected events that lead to greed, deception, and eventually murder. This book goes far above and significantly deeper than any simple romance...or many suspense thrillers. Readers will be compelled to discover each detail; to keep turning the pages. This is a suspenseful thriller of beauty, tenderness, havoc, and calm, tossed together in chapters that electrify and stun. This is one, approx. 300 page Novel, that ought to to be made into a movie. I see Charlize Theron as Willow Olsen and Brad Pitt as Lonnie Doolittle. One could even visualize George Clooney as J. Zachery Tyrone..........

Genres: Romance, Historical Fiction, Historical

327 pages, Kindle Edition

First published February 23, 2012

About the author

J.R.Wright was born on a sand hill farm in Oklahoma and presently resides in Texas. To date J.R. has written ten novels including the bestselling LEGEND of the DAWN trilogy.

Reviews

[Jean Wentz · Rating 1 out of 5]

If all the free Kindle books are this bad, I will be sorely disappointed. I do believe this book was written by the author's genitalia pecking at the keyboard and not his hands. Seemed more like immature teenage boy smut. The posse plot had potential, but again it seemed the testosterone took over and it read like a violent video game. Who publishes this trash?!?

[Cindi · Rating 3 out of 5]

2.5 stars


Review with spoilers can be found at On Top Down Under Book Reviews.

[Janet Cardillo · Rating 5 out of 5]

Happily ever after the death of many

This was great read, g til the very end. The characters were funny, but realistic and poignant. The action was unbelievable at times, not because it couldn't happen, but scary because the level of greed, power and graft is only too commonplace today.

[Glenna · Rating 2 out of 5]

Read like a Harlequin romance . . . . . it was a "freebie"

[Lisa Radloff · Rating 3 out of 5]

Quite the unexpected opening, however, it lost it's momentum. Was not what was expected but an overall decent read.

[Jean Scholle · Rating 4 out of 5]

This book kept me interested all the way through. I have no doubt that there are still some of these radical groups still out there.

[Amanda · Rating 3 out of 5]

I really didn't care for first half of this book. However the second half was fast moving and exciting!

[Lillie]

Somehow I downloaded this free book into my mystery collection, so I was obviously confused about what I was getting. I didn't read very far as all the book is about is explicit illicit sex.

[Ruth Loizides · Rating 2 out of 5]

Quick romance. Nice to see her progression to happiness

[Ruth Loizides · Rating 2 out of 5]

Quick rommance. Nice to hear her progression following the family death

[Judy · Rating 1 out of 5]

Pulp fiction. The mystery action had potential but very weak characters. I don't know how this got on my kindle.