Word Play
Word Play by Amalie Silver is a fiction work published by CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform on June 15, 2014. This 296-page book explores the life of Michael Rourke, a struggling mystery writer who compromises his integrity by writing erotic fiction under the pseudonym Christoph Strong. As he navigates the complexities of his dual identity, he encounters Monica Singer, a determined blogger intent on uncovering his secret. Their unexpected connection at a book convention sets the stage for a narrative filled with intrigue and personal conflict.
Readers will find a blend of satire and fiction as the story unfolds, highlighting themes of identity and trust within the literary world. Michael’s journey reveals the challenges of maintaining a facade while grappling with the consequences of his choices. As the relationship between Michael and Monica develops, the tension escalates, leading to revelations that threaten to unravel both their lives. This edition offers a unique perspective on the intersection of personal ambition and the hidden truths that can complicate relationships.
Official synopsis Publisher
Smut sells. Michael Rourke learned this the hard way. Struggling to make ends meet as a mystery writer, he sold his soul – and his pride – as he pedaled sex and lust writing under the pen name Christoph Strong. No one knew he was the one behind the steamy stories on the bestsellers lists. And he planned to keep it that way. Until he met her. Monica Singer, an infamous blogger, is keen to discover the truth of his secret identity. During a chance meeting at a book convention, Michael and Monica form an instant connection. And soon, an industry rivalry becomes something else entirely. But as Michael starts to let his guard down, he doesn’t realize that the person he’s learning to trust may be hiding secrets of her own. Secrets that could ultimately destroy everything.
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