Wrong Fortunes

Wrong Fortunes follows Sam, Lee, and Trish in the days following Markus Boyd's death. While Sam tries to hide the fact that she's alive, she finds shelter with two friends who are on their way to Las Vegas. Instead of a relaxing vacation, Lee and Trish will have to deal with a situation that they never anticipated. As the three friends face an unexpected danger, they all have to question what they're doing. Can Samantha Fisher ever leave spy work behind, or is her past going to follow her forever? For Lee and Trish, it's simply a question of survival as they face one of the most dangerous situations they have ever been a part of. This installment in the series will shed light on a time period that we've been left in the dark on so far, and it will give you a very large indication as to where the series is going. Most of all, it stays true to what this series does best. With plenty of action, romance, and even comedy, it should make for a very entertaining read that sets the stage for so much more.
About the Author: My name is Mitchel Grace, and I am the author of the "Wrong" series and the "Strange Visions" series. I'm very passionate about writing. Ever since I can remember, I've always been deeply in love with creating new worlds to escape into. I've never bought into putting what I do in one genre or making stereotypical characters. Recently I was asked what genre my books were in and to tell someone what my characters were like. That's a hard thing to answer because when I write a story, I never care about what genre it may fall into or what people may think a certain character should be like. I care about telling stories and creating characters that are as complex as people are in real life. I love to tell stories that involve all of the joy and pain that we all go through in life. Sure, I write fiction, so a lot of it is unbelievable, but that's not the point. I want my characters to have a life outside of whatever they do for a living, and I want their love life to be as big of a part of their story as it is for us. I also want them to doubt what they're doing at times. I've never liked characters that were completely stoic all the time. I like characters who can love, fear, and overcome all in the same storyline. When I'm not writing books, you can find me doing all sorts of things. I love music and movies, and I take any chance I can get to travel and expand my own little world.