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Tyler Tork

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The victim of a dark destiny, Tork whirls through life with a set of shaky assumptions and a mug of rapidly-cooling java. Bewildered, scattered, querulous, Tork nonetheless has managed to complete two novels, the first of which resides in a drawer for the present. Someday, his alien masters will return for him; meanwhile, he polishes his irony skills and sustains himself on squirrels, carrots, and coffee.

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The Goodnight Agency

Tyler Tork

Living with her weird uncle, troublemaking Ruby learns that his agency's reclusive clients aren't human! That works for her; but then the trouble starts....


Ruby Morgan's parents are in prison for blowing up a post office. Though they didn't harm anyone, this is a social handicap for Ruby. She's a misfit and troublemaker, but finds her niche with her odd Uncle Simon, and the hidden, diverse community of non-humans that his secretive agency serves.

But Ruby's world falls apart again when Simon is arrested for murder. Ruby learns dangerous secrets that put her in a position to find the real killer; she must clear Simon, and fast, or lose her happy home.

The politics are complex. A misstep could expose her new friends to the mundanes, or start a little war. Can Ruby trust the vigilante Enforcers? They might do anything to preserve secrecy, and let justice go hang. Can she believe mystical and perhaps unbalanced Ms. Wheelwright? Seymour might be willing to help, but about all he can do from his tank is send email.

The world of Simon Goodnight is a place of secrets, surprises, covert conflicts and odd alliances. Come with Ruby through the door of the Goodnight Agency, and explore.

Complete at 86,000 words (but only partially posted).

 

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I wrote 722 days ago

It's pretty well written, but the ending comes about rather suddenly and out of the blue. I think you really have to work your way up more to a conclusion like that -- make it clear there are no other choices. view book

I wrote 730 days ago

The cover is very nice. I didn't care for this; it seems overly sappy. Obviously I'm not the intended audience, but what _is_ the target age group? Have you actually tried it on any children? I would think it would only suit children young enough that they'd expect lots of illustrations. For me, the... view book

I wrote 730 days ago

I like this very much, though it's not the sort of thing I normally would read. There's a lot of exposition in chapter 1, but you seem to have carried it off okay. There's a whiff of straw man about Peter; maybe he doesn't have to be quite such an obvious corrupt idiot. Clearly publication quality. view book

I wrote 740 days ago

The characters are nicely drawn. The dialogue was good. I thought the first chapter dragged a little and could've used less narration and more action/dialogue. This is the sort of book that I normally wouldn't read on a bet, and while it needs some tightening, it seems to be a good quality example o... view book

I wrote 742 days ago

Love it! Backed. view book

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