Hello everyone! I'm here to offer you all an excellent chance to fall in love with a good series! I'm willing to offer a free PDF file of Bandit Flame for those interested in writing an honest review about it, and then, if you like that, then, I'll offer a free PDF copy of Bandit Storm so that you may do the same with that book! Why? Well, it's simple. Without reviews, then many, many people won't even bat an eye at the book, in fear of it not being a trusted source. So, that's when you come in! The Summary/Back cover of it is below, comment or PM me if interested. Thank you! -Marie Herman -PS, Please keep in mind, the book HAS been edited of the errors that plagued it when a couple of the reviews were made, please, rest assured, I have learned from my mistake, and decided that the experiment that I did with the piece of writing affected the integrity of the book, and I have fixed it.
Bandit Flame: Zoey Aquarius D'Bandit has lived with the memory of watching her adopted parents murdered at age six years old for ten years now. She remembers every detail as if it was yesterday, but the detail that she remembers the most is the eyes, his eyes, the murderer’s eyes. A case that has never gone solved, a murderer who has never gotten justice. A case that still haunts her every night she walks the streets of New York City, looking for trouble, trouble to stop, justice to be served. Since age eleven, she has been going out at night by herself to help those like her parents who have never been helped, to stop some of the present crimes from replaying her own history. To change the lives of as many people as she can. Her wits and hard training has been enough to get her out of trouble for a number of years since then. But now, as attention of some unwanted people starts to close in on her, she has to ask the question: Is it really worth it? Is she really HELPING the people around her, or just destroying any chance at a decent future for herself? As the world around her seems to keep on crumbling, hope and some people who have her back, is all she has to hang on to, is that really enough?
Thank you! -Marie Herman
-PS, Please keep in mind, the book HAS been edited of the errors that plagued it when a couple of the reviews were made, please, rest assured, I have learned from my mistake, and decided that the experiment that I did with the piece of writing affected the integrity of the book, and I have fixed it.
Bandit Flame:
Zoey Aquarius D'Bandit has lived with the memory of watching her adopted parents murdered at age six years old for ten years now. She remembers every detail as if it was yesterday, but the detail that she remembers the most is the eyes, his eyes, the murderer’s eyes. A case that has never gone solved, a murderer who has never gotten justice. A case that still haunts her every night she walks the streets of New York City, looking for trouble, trouble to stop, justice to be served. Since age eleven, she has been going out at night by herself to help those like her parents who have never been helped, to stop some of the present crimes from replaying her own history. To change the lives of as many people as she can. Her wits and hard training has been enough to get her out of trouble for a number of years since then. But now, as attention of some unwanted people starts to close in on her, she has to ask the question: Is it really worth it? Is she really HELPING the people around her, or just destroying any chance at a decent future for herself? As the world around her seems to keep on crumbling, hope and some people who have her back, is all she has to hang on to, is that really enough?