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Cory's Flight
A couple of bad decisions… …and he was the perfect one to frame for murder. But who is out to get Cory? It was true, his ex-manager, back in his pop music days, had stolen from him, and it made him mad. Words were exchanged and maybe a threat or two, but for Cory it was all bluster. He never thought it would come back to haunt him. Now, he sat in a cell. The evidence against might be enough to convict. What was his next move? Barney Tower, at age 50, was a high-priced lawyer and had a reputation for winning. People said he would do anything to get the job done. He knew it to be true. Barney was just the sort of guy Cory needed on his side. There’s just one thing he didn’t know. His lawyer might be playing a different game. Could Barney be trusted? Should Cory run? You’ll love this suspenseful thriller, because this frame job may be watertight and if Cory is going to prove he’s innocent, he just might have to change the rules. Get it now.
302 pages, Kindle Edition
Published February 18, 2021
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About the author
Dan Petrosini
115 books177 followersDan is a USA Today and Amazon best seller author, who wrote his first story at the age of ten and enjoys telling stories and jokes.
Dan gets his story ideas by exploring the question; What if?
In almost every situation he finds himself in, Dan starts exploring what if this or that happened? What if this person died, was hurt, or did something unusual or illegal?
Dan’s non-stop mind spin provides him with plenty of material to weave into interesting stories.
A fan of books and films that have twists and are difficult to predict, Dan crafts his stories to prevent the reader from guessing correctly. He writes each and every day, forcing the words out when necessary and has written over twenty novels to date. It’s not a matter of wanting to write, Dan simply has to.
Dan passionately believes people can realize their dreams if they focus and act, and he encourages just that.
His favorite saying is – “The price of discipline is always less than the cost of regret”
Dan likes to remind people to get the negativity out of their lives. He feels it is contagious and advises people to steer clear of negative people. He believes having a true, positive mind set makes it feel like life is rigged in your favor. When he gets off base, he tells himself, ‘You can’t have a good day with a bad attitude.’
Married with two daughters and a needy Maltese, Dan lives in Southwest Florida. A New York native, Dan teaches at local colleges, writes novels, and plays tenor saxophone in several jazz bands. He also drinks way too much wine and never, ever takes himself too seriously.
He has an active blog at http://danpetrosini.com, where you can sign up for a newsletter featuring articles, his writing and special deals.
Dan gets his story ideas by exploring the question; What if?
In almost every situation he finds himself in, Dan starts exploring what if this or that happened? What if this person died, was hurt, or did something unusual or illegal?
Dan’s non-stop mind spin provides him with plenty of material to weave into interesting stories.
A fan of books and films that have twists and are difficult to predict, Dan crafts his stories to prevent the reader from guessing correctly. He writes each and every day, forcing the words out when necessary and has written over twenty novels to date. It’s not a matter of wanting to write, Dan simply has to.
Dan passionately believes people can realize their dreams if they focus and act, and he encourages just that.
His favorite saying is – “The price of discipline is always less than the cost of regret”
Dan likes to remind people to get the negativity out of their lives. He feels it is contagious and advises people to steer clear of negative people. He believes having a true, positive mind set makes it feel like life is rigged in your favor. When he gets off base, he tells himself, ‘You can’t have a good day with a bad attitude.’
Married with two daughters and a needy Maltese, Dan lives in Southwest Florida. A New York native, Dan teaches at local colleges, writes novels, and plays tenor saxophone in several jazz bands. He also drinks way too much wine and never, ever takes himself too seriously.
He has an active blog at http://danpetrosini.com, where you can sign up for a newsletter featuring articles, his writing and special deals.
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February 13, 2021
Cory's Flight - a review by Rosemary Kenny
Cory Lupinski aka Cory Loup has had a varied amount of success, inversely related to dark episodes in his rise to the top as a pop performer, followed by disgrace and then relative calm.
Cory's Flight tells of his second plunge into a nightmare scenario, where circumstantial 'evidence' both physical and witness-driven, seems to prove him guilty of murder.
Dragged ever downwards into a maelstrom of suspicion, the spectre of a life behind bars, considering going on the run and having to face the fact that neither his family, nor his record company believes him innocent, all takes a toll.
Next, Cory's publicly excoriated in a TV exposé, that leaves him desperately reaching out to a shark of a lawyer, who's got him off lesser charges in the past - for a vastly inflated fee...is he worth it?
Should he trust his lawyer or his own instincts?
Who's Mr Black and what part does he play in Cory's current problems?
As disaster and a lifetime of internment loom large, Cory's driven to desperate measures by circumstances, as he has to face the collapse of his current life. Do these actions pay off?
To find out what the Roald Dahl-like denouement brings, you'll be intrigued enough to get a copy of Dan Petrosini's riveting whodunit, Cory's Flight, without delay...satisfaction is guaranteed!
Cory Lupinski aka Cory Loup has had a varied amount of success, inversely related to dark episodes in his rise to the top as a pop performer, followed by disgrace and then relative calm.
Cory's Flight tells of his second plunge into a nightmare scenario, where circumstantial 'evidence' both physical and witness-driven, seems to prove him guilty of murder.
Dragged ever downwards into a maelstrom of suspicion, the spectre of a life behind bars, considering going on the run and having to face the fact that neither his family, nor his record company believes him innocent, all takes a toll.
Next, Cory's publicly excoriated in a TV exposé, that leaves him desperately reaching out to a shark of a lawyer, who's got him off lesser charges in the past - for a vastly inflated fee...is he worth it?
Should he trust his lawyer or his own instincts?
Who's Mr Black and what part does he play in Cory's current problems?
As disaster and a lifetime of internment loom large, Cory's driven to desperate measures by circumstances, as he has to face the collapse of his current life. Do these actions pay off?
To find out what the Roald Dahl-like denouement brings, you'll be intrigued enough to get a copy of Dan Petrosini's riveting whodunit, Cory's Flight, without delay...satisfaction is guaranteed!
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