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Broken Home

The year is 1973. Janet Fields is living the stereotypical American Dream. She has a loving husband, two wonderful daughters, and a beautiful home away from the hustle of city life. Life couldn’t be any better.

That changed the day the stranger invaded her home, and tore apart not only everything Janet knew about her life, but also the world around her.

From the Damned and Cursed Series

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Home Invasion

Home Invasion, with a most unsympathetic invader. A day-in-the-life of a terrified housewife, her two children, and a neighbor child, thrown into the mix. As this short story/short novella progresses, we learn the most interesting back-story of another "Damned and Cursed" primary character. We also see that the terrified housewife should have listened to (Byron's) final recommendation and checked the clubhouse.

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Next great book in the Damned and Cursed series!

Loved this book! Any fan of Glenn's books will enjoy this installment in the series. Having a glimpse into the past of a few characters was great as well as the strength of the mother in this story. If you liked the Dammed and Cursed series as much as I ( I have read them 5 times each) you will not regret buying this book, it is well worth the price. Anxiously waiting for your next book "Demons LLC".
Glenn keep them coming!

Hugh Floyd

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Disturbing and oddly satisfying

I loved this short book. I loved that it ties in so well with the rest (I got a kick out of the book being in Jack's "Byron" years) and of course Jack's twisted good guy/bad guy moments suck you in too. As always the author takes a crazy/ugly situation and ties it up in a bow that should be disturbing but is in fact oddly satisfying. Bravo

Taijen

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6 Comments

  1. David Snider
    October 6, 2014 @ 10:04 am

    Well this certainly is timely. I was just on the blog a couple of nights ago looking for any updates from the mind of Glenn Bullion. How exciting! This is a great teaser and I can’t wait to read more. Need any beta readers? 😀

    Whatever the case, I’m sure you’ll hook me in within the first three paragraphs. Thanks for swinging through and letting us know what you’ve been up to, Glenn!

    Sincerely,

    David Snider

  2. David Snider
    October 6, 2014 @ 10:11 am

    Of course only AFTER I post the comment to the world do I realize that you said that book thoughts will be coming soon. Having said that, I think that the idea so far has potential.

  3. Kelly Daniels Embelton on Facebook
    October 7, 2014 @ 6:12 am

    This sounds somewhat familiar. I hope it’s different from the book I’m thinking of. Anyway, I’m sure you’ll put a great twist on this.

    • Glenn Bullion
      October 7, 2014 @ 8:38 am

      Oh lordie, fill me in. 🙂 I certainly don’t want to sound familiar to something else.

      I admit, I should probably change that description a bit for the short story. I made it generic (as it turns out to be anything but) on purpose. How many movies and books sounds just like that? Although it’s probably not the best idea for pushing this particular story. 🙂 I think people will like it though, especially when it’s revealed what’s “really” happening.

      It should be about 30K words, a relatively short work. 99 cents, so it should make for a quick, fun read.

  4. Glenn Owens
    May 28, 2015 @ 5:12 pm

    Read this last night when I was scanning around Amazon. Great story! I’m glad you’re keeping these coming.

  5. Kay
    August 24, 2017 @ 9:46 am

    Cannot get enough of Jack Kursed and his friends. Mostly, I cannot get enough of Jack. Please, more Jack (and I don’t mean Jack Daniels ha ha). I like your stuff. I’m greedy …more, more, more. Please?