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Fixing My Destiny

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Genres: Action/Adventure,
Sub-genres: Adventure

Jack is a young adult who recently graduated from college, jobless. Focusing on his previous failures in his lifetime, he begins to reevaluate his choices in life, desperately hoping for a better future.

The characters in this book are purely fictional. Any similarities between them and real individuals are purely coincidental.
(C) 2011-2012 Fmd. All Rights Reserved.

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Nephylim

This was just so damned depressing. I feel like I want to kill myself.. and him to put him out of his misery. :) I'm not suggesting in any way that story wasn't good becuse it was, or that I didn't like it, which I did. It's just that the poor guy just can't catch a break... and that's just th prologue. I really did like the story. I'm just hoping that Jak will have at least some some moments of joy

 

 

J.T.
On 02/17/2011 06:49 AM, Nephylim said:
This was just so damned depressing. I feel like I want to kill myself.. and him to put him out of his misery. :) I'm not suggesting in any way that story wasn't good becuse it was, or that I didn't like it, which I did. It's just that the poor guy just can't catch a break... and that's just th prologue. I really did like the story. I'm just hoping that Jak will have at least some some moments of joy

 

Thanks! I wanted to paint a picture to start the character off, how low of a place he was in, and how he felt about his personal dilemmas before I began the story. I'm sorry if it came on too strong to make you want to hand him "an easy way out", but then I wouldn't have a novel to write ;)

Thank you for your interest! Chapter 2 is in editing mode now, I hope to post some time later this week.

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