And their story is done…

I published book four of Bull’s Eye on May 4, 2020. I just published the final book last night, November 26, 2020. For those counting, that’s 204 days between the books. This is exactly what I was worried about when I started publishing the series before I’d finished the ending, but I was honestly hoping the pressure of publication would help me write faster. Ha!

As I wrote in my last post, endings are hard. They’re even harder when I’m trying to end a longer series like this with a cast of characters who I’ve grown with. Anyone who’s read a few of my books (or followed this blog) knows that I’m a romantic at heart, and as unconventional as this story may be for most of my readers, at its core, this is a romance. And romances live and die by their endings.

Without spoiling anything, I should clarify one thing. This is an ending, not the final ending. Not all loose ends are tied up. Not all story lines have the most satisfying of conclusions. Life is messy that way, even in this fictional world. But it’s the ending for now. What happens next is in the minds of you, the reader (and, I suppose, my muse and whether inspiration strikes next).

Enjoy, everyone, and I hope you had a wonderful day of thanks, wherever you’re from.

(Bull’s Eye 5 is available now on Smashwords, and should hit Amazon later today.)

Bull’s Eye 3, available now!

The third book in this five part series is now available at Smashwords and Amazon (click those names for direct links). Follow Paul’s evolution, not only into that of the bull, but his evolution as a person.

Now that we’re half way through, I’m curious though, what are things that you’re looking forward to reading about. After you read this book, drop me a line in either the comments, on Twitter, or through email (kennywright.writer (at) gmail (dot) com).

Keep an eye on this page for links to other bookstores (if you read on Apple Books, B&N, or Nook):

New short: The Woman She Was

The Woman She WasHappy Friday (or Saturday, or Sunday, or whenever you first read this). I’ve got a new short out, exclusively on Amazon (which also means that if you subscribe to Kindle Unlimited, you can borrow this for free).

The Woman She Was

Bryce King was his wife’s college boyfriend during her “bad boy phase,” whatever that means. That, and a single photo, are all that Chris knew about the guy. So naturally, he’s curious. When Chris finds himself seated next to Bryce King on a plane, headed back home to Philly, he realizes that he’s got a golden opportunity.

But when he does learn more about the kind of man Bryce was, and the wild and dirty women he dated, can Chris handle it? Is that his wife that Bryce is talking about, and did she do all of those things? And when he finally gets home, will he ever be able to look at her the same way again?

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New Kenny Wright book released

unconventional-availablenowUnconventional: Business Meets Pleasure is now live and available on Amazon for $2.99 (or free if you want to borrow it from the Kindle Lending Library). The paperback edition should be available either later this week or next week.

Unlike my past couple books, Unconventional doesn’t fit neatly into the wife-watching genre, but that’s not to say that the element isn’t present (it most certainly is, it’s just not as much of a plot-driver). If you enjoy books involving sexy older women, powerful executive females, crazy adventures in Las Vegas, or that inexplicable tingle that can accompany the right kind of jealousy, then Unconventional may be for you.

Buy it now on Amazon!