JeremyWBrown

Hi there! Thank you very much for reading my story and letting me know you enjoyed it!
          	
          	This is the rare story where I actually remember how and when I thought of it--I was watching The American starring George Clooney as an assassin, and there is a scene in which he arrives in a mountain village to lay low for a while. When he first arrives, he makes eye contact with an elderly resident, and it hit me: "What if the village elder saw this guy, knew he was an assassin, and thought, 'Great, another one...'"
          	
          	And I was off and running! I don't recall where I first came across the proverb, but I think it's perfect--all these snakes in one place smiling at each other, but they all have a lethal bite.
          	
          	My other novels are Find > Fix > Finish, an action thriller about former Tier 1 Special Forces operators against ruthless drug cartel mercenaries in the desert, and the Woodshed Wallace series (Suckerpunch, Hook and Shoot, and Anaconda Choke, which I am writing now).
          	
          	The Woodshed books are about an MMA heavyweight fighter trying to overcome his criminal past and make a living doing what he does best--punching people in the face--but the criminals keep dragging him back in, and the past fights very dirty. Those novels are published by Medallion Press, so I cannot put them on Wattpad, but I might put Find > Fix > Finish on here.
          	
          	I also just published a novella titled The Kalamazoo Kid, about a retired MMA fighter trapped between Detroit and Chicago crime families who want him to train a young phenom for mob fights, but the kid could be a real champion. That may come to Wattpad as well, but I can’t say for sure.
          	
          	Again, thank you very much for reading and reaching out! I hope I can continue to provide stories you enjoy.
          	
          	Jeremy

JeremyWBrown

Hi there! Thank you very much for reading my story and letting me know you enjoyed it!
          
          This is the rare story where I actually remember how and when I thought of it--I was watching The American starring George Clooney as an assassin, and there is a scene in which he arrives in a mountain village to lay low for a while. When he first arrives, he makes eye contact with an elderly resident, and it hit me: "What if the village elder saw this guy, knew he was an assassin, and thought, 'Great, another one...'"
          
          And I was off and running! I don't recall where I first came across the proverb, but I think it's perfect--all these snakes in one place smiling at each other, but they all have a lethal bite.
          
          My other novels are Find > Fix > Finish, an action thriller about former Tier 1 Special Forces operators against ruthless drug cartel mercenaries in the desert, and the Woodshed Wallace series (Suckerpunch, Hook and Shoot, and Anaconda Choke, which I am writing now).
          
          The Woodshed books are about an MMA heavyweight fighter trying to overcome his criminal past and make a living doing what he does best--punching people in the face--but the criminals keep dragging him back in, and the past fights very dirty. Those novels are published by Medallion Press, so I cannot put them on Wattpad, but I might put Find > Fix > Finish on here.
          
          I also just published a novella titled The Kalamazoo Kid, about a retired MMA fighter trapped between Detroit and Chicago crime families who want him to train a young phenom for mob fights, but the kid could be a real champion. That may come to Wattpad as well, but I can’t say for sure.
          
          Again, thank you very much for reading and reaching out! I hope I can continue to provide stories you enjoy.
          
          Jeremy

myrimystx

Hello Jeremy (I'd address you as Mr Brown, but it reminds me of a popular comedian/ satirical podcaster in my country)! :) 
          
          I just read Show No Teeth & rather enjoyed it- I think there aren't nearly enough well-written assassin/ myestery-thriller novels around! I never expected Rorque to have orchestrated the luring of The Four Hoursemen to Lontan, so it had a surprise factor in the middle of the climax~ Thanks for posting it on wattpad!
          
          I was wondering how you came up with the plot, & with the title (though I don't really understand its relevance & have never heard of the proverb, it was intriguing enough to make me add the story to my library!)? Also, what are your other novels like, & will you be posting them here too?:) (you don't need to answer if you don't want to btw, i'm just a little curious)
          
          Once again, thanks for the good read, & I wish you all the best in writing awesome stories for the world's enjoyment ^^