Robert Testa

My first stab at fiction writing was 'Other Side of the Coin' and off it went to a literary agent in New York. The return letter to me was of the good news bad news variety. It said "like the plot and characters. Suggest you put your hero in the first person. It connects Bianco with the reader." I put the manuscript aside for three years until a neighbor asked if he could borrow one of my paperback mystery stories for an uncle who was visiting and had nothing to read in the mystery vein. I gave him the manuscript and he thoroughly enjoyed the read even though it was still in third person. He agreed with the LA that first person would be the way to go. After the revision, KDP and I were joined at the hip. 'Fetish' was the second Bianco, 'Blitzkrieg, the third, and 'Tombs of the Sun and Moon' was published recently. Number five, 'Deadly Deception,' and number six, 'All Inclusive' are now on the bookshelf. Number seven 'Dangerous Seduction.' arrived in January.