Book Review: One Night in the Hill Country (Felipe Adan Lerma)

Originally posted on Andrew Updegrove: Tales of Adversego: One of the significant advantages of self-publishing is that the author has the freedom to write the book that he or she wishes, rather than conforming to a formula that a publisher (rightly or wrongly) has decided the marketplace will buy. Felipe Adan Lerma has taken advantage…

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This is a four star review from attorney thriller writer Andrew Updegrove, covering aspects of both craft and themes. Well thought out, it is a pleasure to re-blog here on my site.

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One Night in the Hill Country medOne of the significant advantages of self-publishing is that the author has the freedom to write the book that he or she wishes, rather than conforming to a formula that a publisher (rightly or wrongly) has decided the marketplace will buy. Felipe Adan Lerma has taken advantage of this freedom to craft a fast-paced novella that explores current social issues and juxtaposes the vulnerability of innocents to those who have suffered the consequences of innocence lost.

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