![]() "Carried Away" is in the Top 5 in the category of Christian Romance, and it's also the third most downloaded book in Fiction (Young Adult/Teen-Chic-Lit), so it has gained appeal in two different categories which isn't an easy task for any story. The short summary for "Carried Away": Every rebel has a cause, and Carrie's is to escape her strict religious upbringing. She runs away after her eighteenth birthday to chase her dream of being a famous actress, but she eventually learns that her dreams collide with reality and she's left with only one decision: to return to the life she ran away from. Click ont the cover to be taken directly to the story. ![]() The following stories have achieved a significant portion of the Young Adult/Teen Chic-Lit Category on Smashwords: "Nymphos and Maniacs" #1 "Carried Away"-#3, "Promise Me"-#8 "When You Fall in Love With Nastassja Kinski"- #9 Four of the top ten downloads are stories I have written, and within the top 15 seven of the most downloaded titles are ones I have written in that category. Each story has a uniquely different from the others, so to achieve such a high success rate with writing different stories is quite an accomplishment and tell me that a lot of people apparently enjoy the variations as opposed to reading one book that's part of a continuous series that feature the same situations and characters. Click on the book cover to be taken directly to the stories. ![]() The Award winning script landed in the Top Ten in Australia's well respected Colortape International Film festival. The script, which is featured on page six in the magazine highlights the components of the script which has made it so popular and unique. Colortape magazine is distributed to filmmakers in Australia as well as Internationally which is invaluable to increasing the script's presence and ability to draw attention to one of the greatest and intriguing aviation mysteries that continues to capture peoples interest around the world. Click on the following link to read about the script: www.colortapeinternational.com/magazine.pdf Some of the most downloaded and highly rated short stories on Smashwords are mine. Below are a few of the stories that readers have been downloading and reviewing with 5 stars. (Keep in mind that the stories are written under my Pen name: Von Kambro.) You can click on the following link to be taken directly to the Short Story section and then look at the "Most Downloaded" and "Highly Rated" categories to see and read the stories that are featured below. www.smashwords.com/shelves/category/890/free/short
"Tumbleweeds" was selected by the editors of Frontier Tales Magazine which features only the best Western authors.
They are very selective about what they publish and have very strict submission guidelines. "Tumbleweeds" is part of the New American Western collection of short stories that often feature women as the lead character. This particular story is about a woman that catches the attention of a cowboy, but she isn't very receptive and has ignored every single man that has approached her in the wild and loud saloon they're in. The cowboy walks outside to think about what's going on with this solitary woman. It's not to long after that when he faces temptation from the very woman that didn't seem the least bit interested in anyone. This is the second time a story from "New American Western" has been chosen to be in a magazine that features Western authors. The first story was "No.3" which was featured in The Bullpen section on Rope and Wire.com links are provided for the two stories: "Tumbleweeds": www.frontiertales.com/2017/03Mar/tumbleweeds.php "No.3": www.ropeandwire.com/western-short-story-no-3.html A comedy about a husband and wife (Herb and Angela) that go out for dinner, but when the doldrums of marriage seep in and Angela begins to daydream about an Astronaut that passes by them in his exotic space car, she sees what her life may have been like compared to the one she has with Herb. This is the second nomination for this script. "You'd Prefer An Astronaut also was a Semi-Finalist at the Los Angeles CineFest in 2017
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