Angie Mangino gave Painted Black another 5-star review!
What do you see when you think of teens living on the streets of a city? Do you get angry, compassionate, or think it’s a shame, but not your problem? Be ready to see these teens in a different way.
Jo comes to care about Chris, as do readers, with Borys painting a picture of life on the streets of Chicago that will absorb and involve readers as the reality shocks and captures them.
Starting tomorrow, my short stories, Red Light, Green Light, Peeling the Onion, and Weeping Widows are available to download FOR FREE on Kindle for five days, Monday Dec. 3 – Friday Dec. 7.
Most of the stories in these e-books were previously published in print magazines. In fact, I received real CASHY MONEY for them even. So you know they must be worth something. Yet Monday through Friday you can read them for FREE if you have a Kindle or use the free Kindle app, found here: CLICK ME
Kindle Select only lets me offer these for free every 90 days or so and I usually forget how much time has passed, so better take advantage of this offer now. Heck, if you like what you read, you may even decide to buy and read my Street Stories suspense novel Painted Black, which is available as an e-book or paperback.
Debra R. Borys 