Kevin Romano Pens HELLFIRE IN BRICK CITY

Kevin Romano has completed his new book "Hell Fire in Brick City": a fast-paced book of shady characters pressed by a questionable detective in a race against time.

Kevin came to writing fiction in a roundabout way. It was the 1985 film "Witness" which had an ending that left him dissatisfied. So he wrote his own screenplay called "End Run", a different story but one with an ending that satisfied him. By the time he had written five or six screenplays, it was obvious that he had the knack for writing. So he went to school for film production. Although he had talent for filmmaking, he had, perhaps, more talent for writing, as can be seen in his first published book, "Hellfire in Brick City", his fourth novel. Although film production, by nature, takes place in a world of wheeler-dealers, he did take something enduring from it-film noir. And it is to film noir that "Hellfire in Brick City" owes a great debt. Film noir is a world of shady characters, femme fatales, amorality, and detectives whose own morals are highly questionable. In this novel, Frank Soldi is one of them.

Published by New York City-based Page Publishing, Kevin Romano's non-stop story will intrigue the reader from the first page to the last.

When the very ground catches fire next to a New Jersey river, world-weary private dick Frank Soldi is drawn into a search for the culprit, which leads him unwillingly into a sordid world of criminals, politicians, and money. In this world, he meets Barbara Collingswood, an intelligent European-educated young woman who, unfortunately, happens to be already married-to one of the dangerous characters that populate this story. When it seems to him she never met a dick she didn't like, and has an appetite to match, things go off the rails for him. In a world where lies are the norm and truth an orphan, he finds himself in a moral morass. After the body of one of his assistants is fished out of a river, he decides to fight fire with fire. This is not as easy as he thinks, since one of his underworld nonfriends is up to his neck in the ground fire, caused by one of his businesses. It is not always clear who the psychopaths are and which characters are not in this noir novel.

Readers who wish to experience this action-packed work can purchase "Hell Fire in Brick City" at bookstores everywhere, or online at the Apple iTunes store, Amazon, Google Play or Barnes and Noble.

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