Celtic Myth PodshowJack Wakes Up by Seth Harwood
This book hooked me from the beginning. The way Seth Harwood puts the characters into the story line was excellent. He does a great job building the plot for Jack Palms and all of the characters are fully fleshed out. It’s not hard to get caught up and sitting in front of your house just trying to get a little more before the wife yells for you to come inside. Seth Harwood is a talented narrator. He cleverly pulls you in and with all the different type of voices from Czech, Russian and the different gangsters refuses to let you go. Wow! What an instance ride. I’m still searching for the words to do Jack Wakes Up justice. I even won a signed print copy on his interview with www.blogtalkradio.com/podioracket. Great guy. Killer book. Non stop action from cover to cover with a pro podcast to back it up.
Jack Wakes Up
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What does a movie-star one-hit-wonder and ex-drug-addict do when he’s cleaned up, down on his luck, and running out of money?
In the three years since Jack Palms went clean – no drugs, no drinking, no life – he’s added fourteen pounds of muscle, read 83 books, and played it as straight as anyone can ask him. Now, when an old friend from L.A. calls, he signs on to help a set of Eastern Europeans score enough coke to settle down and set up shop. All Jack has to do is keep them entertained and get them through their purchase.
But when the plan runs into a few problems, and Jack starts getting phone calls from an old friend on the police force, he realizes that this business will take a lot more acting than he first assumed.
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