on August 19, 2015
Pages: 204 pages
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Would you protect your brother if he committed a murder? What if the person your brother murdered was related to your spouse? In his trademark style, Bestselling Author, Brian W. Smith has penned a mind blowing novel that will have readers questioning whether marriage vows trump a sibling bond. The suspense is capped off by a mind blowing surprise ending.
While reading “Quagmire” by Author Brian W. Smith, I found my heart racing, head pounding and questioning if I even understood the meaning of loyalty, before reading this book.
Brian W. Smith, skillfully and seductively grabs the reader and holds them captive from the Prologue to the very last. The rhythm and sway of this Author’s literary voice, catches your attention and you have no choice but to complete reading the story.
Siblings, Nicholas and Eric Braxton, find themselves at ages 18 & 14, respectively, thrown full mind, body and soul, into an imaginable situation that would test the sanity, love and loyalty of anyone. Dealing with the recent death of their Mother, whom they loved and honored and the abusive, substance abusing Father, whom they fear and hate, on this day, the boys come to a crossroad that will alter both of their lives, drastically.
“Quagmire” chronicles the Journey of these young men and the unbelievable twist and turns that I did not see coming. The decision made that dreadful day, as teenagers, has colored and impacted the lives of these men, and the women who love them, in ways you will not believe.
Reviewed by: Jamesina
About Brian W. Smith
Brian W. Smith is the bestselling author of sixteen novels to include: If These Trees Could Talk, Quagmire, and the Sleepy Carter Mystery Series. His novels have appeared on several bestsellers list to include: Dallas Morning News, Amazon, Black Expressions, and others. Brian has owned a publishing company and is currently signed to an imprint of Simon and Schuster.
Brian holds multiple college degrees to include an MBA. When he is not writing novels and touring he serves as an Adjunct Professor of Creative Writing at Collin College and Dallas Community College, both schools are in the Dallas, TX, area. Brian is a native of New Orleans, La., and currently lives in McKinney, TX.
