Option to Kill (Nathan McBride 3) (47 page)
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Authors: Andrew Peterson
Ed Stackler has been my freelance editor from day one. Ed helps me with every aspect of writing—from plotting to polishing. Without Ed, I’d be lost. He’s not only a terrific editor, he’s a valued friend.
My agent, Jake Elwell, is a gem. He believed in me when others didn’t. Jake once told me he’s in the “futures” business. Simply stated: he’s my guy. I look forward to his continued guidance and friendship.
At Audible.com, Steve Feldberg is solidly influential in my career. Steve took a chance with me, and for that, I’ll always be grateful.
Dick Hill is amazing audiobook narrator and I’m blessed to have him on the team. He’s the voice of Jack Reacher, what more needs to be said?
My editor, Alan Turkus, is a joy to work with and being part of Amazon Publishing’s new serial project is an honor. I hope I’m worthy.
Bob Mayer. Ridley Pearson. Steve Berry. If I hadn’t attended their classes, I wouldn’t be published. They are three of the most generous, sharp, and dynamic people in the industry.
There are people I can call in the middle of the night when I need a friend. Laura Taylor. Rebecca Cantrell. Tom Davin. All of them keep me grounded.
A special thank you is owed to Andy Harp, Semper Fi, my friend.
My family is the foundation of my life, especially my wife, Carla. Without a doubt, you are — and always will be — the love of my life.
Andrew Peterson is a San Diego native who holds a degree in architecture from the University of Oklahoma. An avid marksman who has won numerous sharpshooting competitions, he has donated more than 2,000 books to American troops serving overseas and wounded soldiers recovering in military hospitals. The author of
First to Kill
and
Forced to Kill
— the first two thrillers in the Nathan McBride series — Peterson lives in Monterey County, California, with his wife, Carla, and their three dogs.
This book was originally released in episodes as a Kindle Serial. Kindle Serials launched in 2012 as a new way to experience serialized books. Kindle Serials allow readers to enjoy the story as the author creates it, purchasing once and receiving all existing episodes immediately, followed by future episodes as they are published. To find out more about Kindle Serials and to see the current selection of Serials titles, visit
www.amazon.com/kindleserials
.
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