Joseph "Peppi" Vecchio

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1) Read the elevator pitch that got over 10 agents in NY asking for a submission:

What if a biologist has to team up with the wife he just cheated on to escape a deadly game of scientific espionage?

2) Read a deeper level of the premise:

James Randall Parker is a synthetic biologist who has heard enough at a conference in Rome. He’s now sure that no one else has implemented artificial DNA into humans like he has. But out of the lab and out of the U.S. for the first time, he’s not prepared for the gauntlet of dynamic personalities that want to steal his work.

His world is quickly turned upside down when he’s seduced by a beautiful spy and embroiled in a deadly game of scientific espionage that he learns is driven by a secret underground society known as the Nexus.

Now Jim Parker must team up with the wife he just cheated on, a busy executive with a secret of her own, as they evade the far reaching influence of the Nexus, stomping around some of Italy’s most ancient and storied cities. But when the Nexus assassin tasked with finding and killing him discovers an oddity in his past that ties him to her own broken life, does she become an ally or motivated enemy?

The Carrington Event will take you on a thrill ride of adventure shadowed by a hidden solar catastrophe that will disrupt world order within the next 48 hours…

3) In case you missed it, here’s your chance to get a copy…

eBook:

Available now on Amazon Kindle! Click here

Print:

Also available in paperback at Amazon – The Carrington Event
And Barnes and Noble.
And CreateSpace

Authors note:
Here is a picture of beautiful Sienna, Italy. This is the very spot I started writing The Carrington Event. I remember vividly lounging around in the morning and couldn’t get the opening scene out of my head. So after breakfast we took the kids out back and let them run down the rolling hills of Tuscany. It was a bit chilly that morning as it was mid-November. But I borrowed my wife’s laptop and started clicking out the first few chapters. I sat in a simple folding chair, slightly bundled in a light jacket and hat and let it pour out. The rest of the book was easy to write. I just needed the right opening and this unbelievable view helped.