I decided to write up all of my synopses for the Will Vullerman short stories, and revise the ones I already have. I'd love it if you could give your opinions on the synopses. Take a look!
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In Stasis
An
anomaly has been uncovered in war-torn North America.
Despite
the international off-limits zone surrounding the continent, the
government decides to send in Will Vullerman, an elite agent and the
top operative of the ASP. But what he finds there, deep beneath the
ground, is more than any of them bargained for.
The Reality Ring
Will
Vullerman is suspended from the ASP, and he has no idea why.
Bored
and restless, when an opportunity for excitement comes from a
mysterious man, he takes it. What he doesn't know is that he's being
pushed into the age-old conflict between America and the Middle East,
with him in the middle. In order to survive, he has to escape from
the Reality Ring and confront the man who claims to be his
grandfather, or the world will again erupt in war.
The Thirteenth Call: Part
One
They
were a perfectly normal American family newly arrived in Europe.
But for
the last six nights, at seven o'clock sharp, they've gotten the same
phone call with the same threatening message. Will Vullerman is
about to go on vacation, but when he's asked to help this family, he
can't refuse. Will, however, isn't prepared for the sinister plot
that's slowly tightening the noose around the Torreys. He has to
find out who's calling, and why, before it's too late...before the
thirteenth call.
The Thirteenth Call: Part
Two
The
mission grows darker, and the thirteenth call approaches. But
everything is not as it seems.
Will
Vullerman was supposed to be on vacation, but now he's on an
unofficial mission to protect an American family. Will must confront
the failures of his past in order to save this family, but time is
running out, and the killer is drawing near. The fate of the
thirteenth call will determine the fate of them all, unless Will can
stop it.
The Immortal Man
What
if man could achieve immortality? The cost may prove to be greater
than anyone could imagine.
While
on a mission to bust an illegal genetics facility, ASP agent Will
Vullerman discovers that there's something behind the scenes that no
one has noticed before. Someone has been giving the geneticists
their illegal material, but no one knows who the mysterious donor is.
Will discovers that the donor, a geneticist himself, has engineered
the secret of immortality. Will has to stop the madman, but he must
first enlist the help of what the geneticist has created: the
immortal man.
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The synopsis for The Immortal Man will likely undergo change, since I'm only a thousand words into it.
So what do you think? Are they intriguing? If you were a random Kindle owner, would you pay 99 cents to read a story with one of the following synopses? Do you have any advice about how I could improve the synopses?
Let me know. And thanks!
5 comments:
So cool!
Um, yeah, I'd read these stories. They look fantastic! Are you actually planning on publishing them?
Yes, if I had a kindle, I would most definately buy them.
Totally! They sound awesome!
Eldra: yup. My sister and I are going to hammer out some basic cover art for each story and stick them on Kindle. However, I'm probably going to give my blog followers a chance to read it before I stick it on Amazon, though. I don't like mooching money off of you guys. ;) An honest opinion is more valuable than the thirty-five cents I'd get when someone buys the story.
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