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Submission Synopsis
The Unbroken
by D. J. Herda
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Length:
75,000
Genre:
Suspense
Mystery
Psychological
Thriller
Erotica
Author D. J. Herda
Other Books in This Series:
Carlotta's Revenge
(In Progress)
Bound for Carlotta (Complete) Sentence:
When Mistress Carlotta is paroled from prison, she makes good on her
promise to walk the straight and narrow--until the temptations of the
flesh and the chance to retaliate against her age-old nemesis prove
stronger than even she can bear.
Blurb:
Mistress Carlotta is released from prison and
rehabilitated from a life of depravity and sado-masochism. In atonement
for her sins, she agrees to help set up a home for abused submissives—men
and women. But the temptations prove too strong, and before long,
Carlotta has fallen back into her evil ways with a hauntingly frightening
twist. She breaks, and then she sells, her slaves to the underground,
where they are forced into the alternative-sex trade or made to perform in
alternative snuff flicks. When Lynne turns up dead, Dean turns up the
heat and presses authorities to take up the chase. As the trail turns
cold, he springs into action, enlisting the aid of Lynne’s younger
sister—who turns out to be more than Carlotta can resist!
Author's Bio:
D. J. Herda is the award-winning author of more than 80 conventionally
published books and several hundred thousand short stories, articles,
columns, and scripts. He received his degree from Columbia College
and taught Creative Writing Workshop in Chicago. President of the
American Society of Authors and Writers and member of several other
writing and literary societies, he writes in virtually all genres and a
few only he knows exist. He has ghostwritten for several Hollywood
luminaries, including Ronnie Schell, Art Linkletter, Lawrence Welk, and
Sammy Davis Jr., for whom he has also ghost-photographed.
Film:
This book was written visually, with strong character development and scene elements.
Each chapter ends on a hook. The dialogue is crisp, pointed, quirky,
and believable, and the scenes contain good descriptive passages for
visualization purposes. Several producers have
expressed interest in seeing the book, but it has not yet been shopped
around.
Additional:
D. J. Herda is one of the best fiction writers working today.
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