The Man

The Man is a tense, dark non-linear roller coaster ride from thriller writer Glenn A. Bruce. The complex story of a family man whose past will certainly destroy everything he loves - and everyone he loves with it - is a time-twisted excursion into his former ways as his present unfolds at a frightening pace. His world is completely spinning out of control and he can do nothing to stop it - unless he returns to The Man he was. His Wife can't possibly understand why their daughter is missing, or how her own dark past is the key piece in this unsettling puzzle that becomes their lives. In The End, there are really no choices but one. The question is: Who will make that final decision? Will it be The Man, his Wife - or others who cruelly hold their fate in fickle, vengeful hands.

Glenn A. Bruce has written professionally since 1979, but as he says: he has been a writer all his life. He was born in Miami, FL, where he played in rock bands into his 20s. He then moved to Los Angeles for 21 years where he wrote for television and movies. His best known credits include ＂Kickboxer,＂ ＂Baywatch,＂ ＂Walker: Texas Ranger＂ and ＂Assaulted Nuts＂ for CineMax. He also developed dozens of series and features, taught film acting, and started his directing career. In 2000, Glenn moved back to a family second-home in the mountains of NC where he lives now with his wife LouAnn and their pets. He teaches part-time at Appalachian State University where he has written and directed over a dozen videos, several of which have won awards. Glenn finished his first novel ＂Chad＂ in 1982, but it took until 2011 and the world of Kindle e-publishing to publish his first novel ＂Riverbend.＂ He followed it with ＂Temptation Key,＂ and ＂Versions of the Truth,＂ two novels set in South Florida, and two collections of short stories, ＂Rest Along the Way,＂ and ＂All Most Together Now.＂ His latest novel is ＂Rubric,＂ a police thriller. He has several new novels in the works. Glenn writes with the express purpose of the reader’s pleasure in mind, and thanks you for reading this! So please write reviews wherever you can when you have read one of my books. They really help! Glenn writes a blog on writing called ＂RITR (sic)＂ on Goodreads, which can be found here: http: //www.goodreads.com/author/show/6445392.Glenn_A_Bruce/blog