Chicken Dinner

by Timothy W. Long

One player gets rich.The rest get dead.Fifty highly skilled players enter the battleground, locate weapons and armor, then fight on an ever shrinking battlefield. But time is short and every decision can mean life or a very violent death. When the smoke hass cleared and the game is over, only one will walk away with $25 million dollars."Long writes with graphic glee." --Tacoma News Tribune"Reading Timothy W. Long is like being in a knife fight that doesn't end until the last page. --Nicholas Sansbury Smith, bestselling author of The Extinction Cycle

276 pages, Kindle Edition

Published August 8, 2018

About the author

When not sitting around watching Rick and Morty reruns in a bathrobe, Timothy W. Long writes stuff. He has a predilection for weird literature and sometimes drinks Coke for breakfast. Don't tell his mom.

Tim is the author of over 30 novels in genres ranging from cozy/Isekai, to all manner of post-apocalyptic because no one has managed to take away his word processor.

Tim is an active member of SFWA, HWA, and Thriller Writers. He recently signed a three-book deal with Aethon Books for his Dark Lord Reborn Series.

Reviews

[David Dalton · Rating 3 out of 5]

Kill Kill, and Kill Some More

Plenty of death dealing action in this thriller. Many characters, some we get to know and many more that we don't. They simply did not survive long enough! Maybe a Chicken Dinner 2?

[Johnathan Breeland · Rating 4 out of 5]

80s era violent action

If you enjoyed the old school action movies of the 80's and early 90a you will love this book,it's fast paced in your face bloody fun from the first page,there is some decent character development but don't get to attached cuz before you know it they could be killed horribly,the premise is simple and done before but the author steps it up a notch and turns it into a Wild ride that you won't soon forget

[Andy Riedel · Rating 5 out of 5]

Bullseye!

A good novel thst keeps you guessing as to who will survive, Nicely done with scenes jumpimg from player to player.
Think of this ss a modern day Running Man not the Arnie movie but the book on which it was based

[PJ Lea · Rating 4 out of 5]

Winner, winner....

This book is all kinds of messed up, but in a good way if you like stabbings, shootings, beheadings and all round horrific deaths all in the name of ratings. Luckily I do like that kind of stuff so I enjoyed it no end.

[Anthony Fratto · Rating 4 out of 5]

Quake arena meets the real world.

Having been an avid first person arena shooter game enthusiast, I found this book to be, both, fun and interesting.