
Goddess Fish Promotions Presents
Plenty
by CS Hale
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She wasn’t seeking a knight…She only needed a sword.
“…This is a hardcore story and not for the faint of heart. I had to read it in two sittings since I was crying so much I couldn’t see the screen…” 4 * rating Long and Short Reviews.
When tragedy affects his life, an unconvicted, “politically-shielded” professional killer blames and hunts a young woman. He pursues sweet revenge. Her beloved adoptive family circle the wagons around her. This time, for him, it’s more than a job. It’s a welcomed war. Can the family survive? How?
In Prosperity, Texas, charm begins at the county line, a large mint green sign reads: “Wholesome Living in a Storybook setting”. A town park – resplendent with yellow, pink and red roses, a white gazebo, a stout limestone footbridge, a pond flanked by Weeping Cherry trees and nesting Mallard ducks – locks-in the message.
Yet, beneath the idyllic sugar-coated appearance, plenty of problems plague Prosperity – political corruption, an influx of illegal drugs, road rage, theft, prostitution and pornography. Sheriff Gordon has put his stamp on Prosperity – reaping huge profits in the process. His go-to-enforcer, Bruce, a cocaine-addicted, misogynistic, hit man maintains law, order and iron-fisted justice as per Gordon’s aggressive agenda.
Camille, a gorgeous, lonely, young woman has caught the unwavering eye and attention of Gordon’s son, Grant. Handsome, wealthy, powerful, sadistic Grant and naive Camile become a couple in spite of Gordon’s fury. Camille has also enchanted Ben, Bruce’s only son, and Grant’s best friend.
Crippled by circumstances – trafficking, adolescence, immaturity, a bad romance, a lack of education and ambition, how can she prevail?
Can this nightmare become any more hellish? Yes.
For mature audiences only. DLSV.
Inspired by a true story of a tyrannical crooked Kentucky Sheriff and a conversation with a distraught mother of a sex trafficked teen during a book tour.

4 out of 5
This was a dark and chilling read – not to be taken lightly, and the fact that it was inspired by real events only added another layer of terror to everything. My only real complaint and the reason I gave it a four instead of a five, is it didn’t always flow smoothly, the story and dialogue were a little choppy at times, making it a little difficult to stay fully immersed at times. That said – the imagery in this is quite vivid, and there are some scenes that may be very difficult to read for some, especially survivors of SA and DV. There are moments when you’ll feel your heart swell with hope, and others when you’ll feel it drop right into your shoes. Camile is a compelling character, dropped into horrific circumstances, who despite it all refuses to simply lay down and give up on life. If nothing else, at it’s core, this is a story of survival and resilience in the face of overwhelming odds.

A pearl-white Prius raced along the stretch of interstate for an important meeting, possibly life-changing for Camille.
“Wouldn’t you rather own a Corvette? A Prius can’t compare. I mean, there’s no cool factor,” Camille said as she fingered the fuzzy bee dangling beneath the rearview mirror.
“Well, actually I like Corvettes, but that car wouldn’t be useful in my life now. As a church youth-group leader, I have to travel more than you’d imagine. Layer on the commute to town, and I’d put a hundred thousand miles on that car in no time,” Mark answered with a smile. “Cool isn’t always the priority, Camille.”
“Maybe not when you’re old, I guess,” she mused. “You do listen to cool music. I like Queen. ‘We Are the Champions’ is by far one of my favorite songs. Crank it up!”
Mark adjusted his slumping posture to sit a little taller and turned the volume down. “I’m only thirty years old, Camille. My family hasn’t prepared for my funeral yet.” He continued, “Enough about me—let’s talk about you.”


Kelly’s fascination with fiction began in middle school when she entered a book-reading contest and won. When college professors spotlighted her writing in the classroom, it triggered her interest in becoming a novelist. As an ardent fan of the resonating narrative and the cliffhanger, she decided to dedicate herself to becoming a skilled writer. She continued to pursue her education at UCLA Extension where her writing earned praise from an award-winning author/professor.
When did she dare to dream large? An epiphany occurred when she read that one of her favorite authors, Nicholas Sparks, began his work career with a Finance degree, also graduating with honors. Actually, he earned a living in Pharmaceutical Sales before becoming an author. Despite chuckles and setbacks, she had a burning desire to write. She lovingly labeled it – “a calling, a compulsion and an obsession.”
One of the high points of her journey occurred when Kelly paid an Industry Creative to analyze her novels. In the Executive’s written comprehensive assessment of both books, she declares, “…Beautiful Evil Winter may work best as a feature film while Plenty has potential as a TV series… Both projects might have appeal for actresses with their own production companies. Reese Witherspoon, Nicole Kidman, Selena Gomez and Sandra Bullock come to mind…” The expert storyteller’s impressive credentials include: Creative Executive on SALT, The Bone Collector, Revenge – tv series, and script consultant for Kevin Costner.
On a personal level, Kelly credits her horse life with shaping her personality by making her confident, thoughtful, resilient, relentless and disciplined. As an avid, lifelong equestrian, rural life with horses proved to be a perfect backdrop for indulging her insatiable desire to craft quality novels. In fact, she wrote Beautiful Evil Winter, her first paperback, while training for competition and managing the family ranch. Moreover, her horsey background helped her enrich the lives of her big dog rescues through Obedience, Nose Work and Agility classes.

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Sounds like a really good story.
This sounds like such a great book.
I’m looking forward to checking this book out. Thanks for sharing.
Thank you for the review.
Thank you, Faerie for reading and reviewing my novel.
The book sounds very intriguing. Thanks.