Richard Jay Parker

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Ginger S says

Hi, Richard! It's been awhile. So, are there plans for a book 2? I was happy to see Stop Me awarded. It was well deserved!

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Brian Freeman (Author) says

Congrats on the Dagger shortlisting, Richard. Outstanding news. Hope to say hello at the London Book Fair in April.

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Donna H says

Going to check out your book on Amazon.com. Sounds like it will be just what I like.

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Gemma K says

Hi Richard, Any news on book number two? I really enjoyed 'Stop Me' and am looking forward to your next one.

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Lee M says

Thanks for the friendship :)

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Dee G says

Hi Richard, thanks for stopping by. Am sooo looking forward to reading your book, can't wait. Will let you know as soon as I have bought it. I love thrillers (as I think you gathered from my shelf lol), the darker the better :o).
Take care and will pop back once I have read your book.
Dee x

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Stay Strong and Stand with Author Aleja Bennett facebook.com/staystrongandstand says

Thanks Richard. Did you leave your website link? Yes I think you did I see it.

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rishi r says

how r you sir

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Margie says

Hi Richard, will your book ever be available for e-readers?

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Stay Strong and Stand with Author Aleja Bennett facebook.com/staystrongandstand says

Hi Richard thanks so much I hope you stop by my website and add your site like other Authors are doing. We all may write different but we still can support each other. http://alejabennett.com leave your link when you have a chance.

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Stay Strong and Stand with Author Aleja Bennett facebook.com/staystrongandstand says

You are so welcome. How are you it's ben a while since I've been here.

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Stay Strong and Stand with Author Aleja Bennett facebook.com/staystrongandstand says

Looking foward to reading your work as well
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Deborah Bird says

Hi Richard, thanks for the note. Looking forward to reading your book. I've passed along your info to my sister as well!
Take care :)

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Marilyn G says

Congratulations and good luck. I will check it out. I love thrillers.

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Mrsbrooks says

STOP ME looks like it will be a fantastic read~! if you need a reviewer let me know :)
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Fiona R says

Hi Richard,
It's nice to hear that you made it (to publication) in the end despite a collection of rejections, and that you're enjoying your success. My neighbour spent something like 6 years on his first book and had a tonne of rejections, was eventually published and is now on his 5th book and making a tidy stack of dosh at last! He has impressive contracts with UK and US now and is at the top of his genre in Germany. He really deserves his success and it's a great thing to see! So all the best for your 2nd book. I'm a bit lost now that Storylines is over. I'm writing again but I guess scared to invest emotionally in another big attempt only to have it unsuccessful. It's just one of those things, though. I enjoy the writing and it's how I make sense of life - on paper. Maybe I'll end up doing Storylines again, maybe not. I'll be involved with children's literature somehow, though, especially with YA novels. A friend of mine imports from the US and sells locally here. I've thought about that for YA novels specifically, as the NZ market is such a small one and it would be great to offer our readers of YA novels a wider choice of titles. I applied for a job at a discount bookstore, but couldn't work the hours with my boys' activities.
That YA novel ended up being a page turner as I said. The biggest disappointment was that I saw all the twists and turns coming, which happens a lot. And the story sequence was a bit confusing at times, going backwards and forwards in time a lot. Plus it almost felt like chick-lit in places, which I have no time for. Despite all that, I felt uneasy reading it and couldn't put it down. I'm still searching for a book that's not predictable though! I know I'm impatient and hard to please, though I try not to be! I got a copy of Silence of the Lambs second hand, so I'll give it a shot. Do you read Patrick Robinson? I got the latest (Diamondhead) for my hubby today and he says the main protagonist is great! I'm trying to read more experimentally, so maybe I'll give it a go.
F :)

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rishi r says

i always pray to god u r fit & fine & u write a good story for all & learn good rules for life thanks

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rishi r says

how r you sir

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rishi r says

thanks for accept my request

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