Dobro pozhalovat' v Rossiyu

Neville Hunt almost 7 years ago

That's itski for this one! If you've read and enjoyed it, thank you, I am glad, but not gladitsova! If there are any aspects that did not work for you, or any inconsistencies, please let me know. Critical feedback is a valuable tool to help improve my writing. Thanks to all who have provided positive ego food along the way.

...and MacRufus might be back soon after a spot of research, but can't say more because MI6...........!

Neville Hunt almost 7 years ago

Wow, thanks very much, Drew. I've loved writing it; it's been getting on Mrs H's nerves as I have been spending far to much time on it (needless to say she hasn't read it, huh!) You and Lisa are largely responsible for it going on so long as you seemed to like the characters. You saved Rufus, and Lisa saved Amy - she actually pleaded with me not to kill her! There seems to be scope for a sequel. Thanks again, you have inspired me.

Lisa Williams almost 7 years ago

I've really really enjoyed the story. Thank you for saving Amy & am not Gladitsova at all, will miss it. Hope you get on well with publishing. Do svidaniya X

Neville Hunt almost 7 years ago

Thanks, Lisa, and thanks very much for reading and sticking with it. Glad you enjoyed it. I'm saditsova! :-(. I hope to restart the dynamic duo's escapades soon. Thanks to you, Amy was not only saved but did rather well, and Beth's lot wasn't bad either. Maybe he did have a heart...or more likely he liked beating the system, just for the craic...maybe.

Christopher almost 7 years ago

First off, let me say I'm sorry it took so long to finish it. You were very diligent with both of my Jake Randolph stories and I apologize for my delay in finishing it...

Christopher almost 7 years ago

This was a fascinating read, mixing in just about every story genre imaginable...horror, comedy, romance, espionage, erotica, science fiction, and it was all done seemingly effortlessly. You plowed forward, wonderfully dipping in and out of all of those genres (and more I didn't even get to)...

Christopher almost 7 years ago

It's an inventive, original and thought-provoking story and it's going to be hard for the rest of us drabblers to live up to it. Congratulations on a monumental achievement in writing, drabble form or otherwise.

Christopher almost 7 years ago

(Sorry for having to break that into three comments. It wouldn't let me post it all at once for some reason.)

Neville Hunt almost 7 years ago

Wow, Christopher. Thank you very much. I'm glad you enjoyed it. It was a blast to write and totally took me over at times. How many times did I ask myself "How the hell is Rufus going to get out of this?" after I had committed myself to a murder or other course of action. Writing 'on the fly' is quite scary, reputationally speaking, but unbelievablly exciting. Thanks very much for reading!

Christopher almost 7 years ago

You're very welcome. And I know exactly how you feel. I had nothing more than an outline for both Randolph stories, and they both took on a life of their own and challenged me to resolve what I had already posted a day or two before. It really pushes your creativity to write that way.

VerityAlways about 2 years ago

I thoroughly enjoyed this, Neville!
Sorry I haven't been able to vote or comment on all. But this was rollercoaster certainly! Very gripping and as unexpected was the end. Maybe KGB in the future?!
Thanks a ton, Neville.

Neville Hunt about 2 years ago

Well thank you so much Verity. No worries about votes or comments, I’m just so pleases that you liked it after that incredible investment of Drablr time. I felt very responsible. I was almost biting my nails. I said earlier that it had actually brought me to tears yesterday. It was the bit where Rufus (or whatever his name was at that particular time) visited the mother of his child, and the child and the subsequent revelation of the £800+K trust fund. My opinion of him changed at that point and that was what I had hoped for. My tears?... well, unlike him, I’m only human! Thanks again for reading and your terrific feedback!

Neville Hunt about 2 years ago

A future in the KGB has certainly been in my mind, but I reckon he wouldn’t want to stay there long. He might make a stack of roubles and end up buying a top European football club (you’d call it soccer), like Man United or Arsenal (who my grandfather played for in the days of yore) or Barcelona perhaps. But first... I must finish Fedeltà....

VerityAlways about 2 years ago

The pleasure is all mine, Neville. Few bits and turns were real game changers.
Your grandpa and football, that's amazing!
Will be awaiting Fedeltà!!

Neville Hunt about 2 years ago

Verity, I can’t tell you how much your reading of the story in two days flat it seems and your positive comments along the way mean to me. They’ve made my day, my week and my month and encouraged me both to get the thing printed/published on Kindle and to finish off Fedeltà before you end up waiting for the ending too! Thanks a lot!

VerityAlways about 2 years ago

Please, Neville. My comments are just dust compared to your long time readers!!
The story fits right into a crime & murder, psychological whatever amazon category offers. You're allowed to select only 2 categories while you enter KDP.

As a young adult, all I can say is this story certainly has the essence to keep our age bracket captured.
I'm pretty sure yours and Christopher's Jake series will be ruling the charts!!

VerityAlways about 2 years ago

And I do love reading at once, so I don't have to recollect names!
But this Rufus is non-negotiable so is Jake Randolph.