frankly TWISTED: the lost files

by Kevin Eleven, Alton Taylor (Illustrator), Kevin Anglade (Editor)

Overview

Many often think that they know the characters and as well as motives behind Brooklyn's own 23rd precinct. Well the fact of the matter is that they don't as detectives find that scratching your head may be the key to figuring out where exactly it could have all went wrong. Moreover, this just so happens to be the dilemma of Parkside Avenue's finest as they now find themselves entangled within a twisted end at every single corner. However, what they haven't realized is that someone amongst their own ranks has been leading them astray and is the cause of them backtracking as a result.

Product Details

BN ID:	2940150805255
Publisher:	Flowered Concrete
Publication date:	09/04/2015
Series:	Tales of the 23rd Trilogy , #2
Sold by:	Barnes & Noble
Format:	eBook
Pages:	176
File size:	186 KB

About the Author

Kevin Eleven, whose real name is Kevin Anglade, was raised in the Queens borough section of New York City to Haitian immigrant parents. He published his debut novel Tales of the 23RD PRECINCT through his independent publishing company, Flowered Concrete in January of 2013. In spring 2014, he graduated from Brooklyn College with a BA in English while concentrating in literature. Locally, he has been covered in publications such as Brooklyn Buzz and DNA INFO (New York). Moreover, in May of 2014, he was featured on NBC's final season of The Debrief with David Ushery as he spoke upon his indie press, Flowered Concrete, and its endeavors as an up-and-coming small publisher. When not writing or fulfilling Flowered Concrete related duties, Kevin usually likes to spend his down time reading, playing basketball, listening to music, performing poetry at lounges/cafes throughout NYC or spending time learning about life and nature as much as he possibly can. He often dreams about being one of the most revered and as well as acclaimed writers to ever endure and live within the realms of the twenty-first century.

Editorial Reviews

"frankly TWISTED": the lost files is one of the best new literature masterpieces readers will read this summer.

Universal Creativity Inc. - Danielle Urban

Kevin Eleven's writing is totally well-suited for this style of literature, I'm going to give frankly TWISTED: the lost files 3.5 stars out of 5 for keeping me intrigued from start to finish and having a genuinely gripping story within it.

The Darling Bookworm - Amanda O'Hara

If you have read Tales of the 23rd Precinct and enjoyed it, frankly TWISTED wraps up things nicely (which is why I'm intrigued as to what could happen in the next book), and is an interesting novel. Overall, this book is a solid 3.5 stars.

Book Snacks Blog - Analee S.

The most interesting aspect about this novel is its characters and their relationships. The author is able to maintain relationships and character development throughout the plot, so that it isn't only focused on the action; there's a human element too. Another interesting effect of the use of characters is their different perspectives.

Blog Lovin' Books - Pepe Silvia

My first thought when reading this book is how much it feels like a TV series. The chapters are episodes and the cases within them are solved by the time the imagined credits role. Similarly, throughout every episode there are hints of something bigger that builds and builds until we get to the season finale.

Bernie & Books - Claudia Vogt