The Barbarians - literature kindle ebook marketing by Anthony Chapman
All Francie O’Flaherty
ever wanted to be was someone else, someone special, maybe that’s why he was
the one to dance the foxtrot, the tango and the cha-cha-cha at the local
primary school when he was a kid. Maybe that’s why he joined the local musical
society where, according to all reports, he ‘excelled in the role of stage-hand.’
Whatever the reasons, he never quite believed he was anything until he left
home and invented Frank Moran, and learned to be Frank Moran. And although he
made a name for himself in Hollywood, it was only as the worst actor of all
time – even his fans call him the king of the straight to video turkey.
‘Frankenstein’s Fabulous Fusiliers, was the second highest selling
video film in Kazakhstan during the third week of January, and there’s not many
people of whom you can say that.’ How Frank must have
cringed inside as one of his old teachers made that announcement to the
assembled school
Frank is back in his
home town after more than thirty years, and he doesn't know why. To some he’s a
hero to others he’s a painful reminder of what they failed to try; to one woman
he’s a chance to find the love she never had.
But when Frank crosses
his old friend – now an important figure in the local church and the local sex-club
– he discovers a dark underbelly to this picturesque town, and it wants Frank
Moran to pay for what he’s done to them.