I’m absolutely terrible about updating the blog. I feel like every word I write should be in a novel, LOL.
Hope you are doing well in this difficult and challenging time. I’m so thankful for your support, and for all the positive reviews. I hope my stories have given you a brief escape.
I’m having a blast writing the Tyson Wild series, and have many more stories in mind. I may write some spin off standalones if time permits, but there never seems to be enough hours in the day.
Until next time,
Tripp
Hey Tripp, never heard of you prior to 5 days ago, but I’ve binge read your Wild series. You are now number 4 on my favorite authors list, I understand that doesn’t impress you, but no other author has climbed my list that far, that fast. I’ve preordered your next two books as well. I can’t wait for Deniece and Wild to get together, and I have a suggestion as to how this could be accomplished. If you are interested shoot me an email. Not looking for any credit just offering an idea I think you’d love. I’m a loyal reader regardless, thanks for the entertainment you have provided an old old shut-in.
The “Wild” series should be a tv show, like Burn Notice! You could nock Magnum PI off the air.
Love your books. Put them on Netflix or Amazon prime tv.
Thank you! Hopefully one day it will be a TV show!
INRE Wild Life: Most modern fire trucks put out 1000 to 1250 gallons per minute. Just thought you needed to know that. Small brush trucks put out 500 Tom.
Thanks for the head’s up!
Firefighters don’t wear “oxygen tanks” either. Chapter 28 page one. Firefighters wear “air packs” or SCBA. Think SCUBA. Compressed air only. What would oxygen do to a fire? You already know the answer because you said it in a previous chapter. The old guy was wearing an oxygen tank. I would be happy to have you run these things past me before you publish if you like just email me.
Thank you! Great info. I’ll make the correction and let you know next time I have a scene like that.
You did a great job on how the body responds to products of combustion though. Got to give you a Kudo there!
Thanks! I should have known better than to write “oxygen tank,” lol.
Air horns. Not “fire horns”.
I feel like we’re holding a text message conversation here. Maybe I’m being nitpicky but since this is based on the state of Florida like I am. EMTs do not start IVs paramedics do. And there is always a paramedic on an ambulance in the state of Florida.
This is great, and much appreciated. This kind of authenticity is gold. Thank you.
Okay I’m curious in book 9 you have Fluffy back – thought she was on board when they stole the old boat? How did that reunion occur, did I miss something?
Thanks for reading. That was answered toward the end of book seven, Wild Killer.
Enjoying all of your books. Thank you. God bless 🙂
Thank you!