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Seeking a career in comic books, Kevin Paul Shaw Broden took art courses throughout his education - only to discover that no matter what the media, he was a storyteller at heart. Kevin has been telling stories ever since. His first published story was a science fiction tale that appeared in his college newspaper. Since then he has written for television animation, including the Japanese series MIDNIGHT HORROR SCHOOL. Kevin is a member of the Animation Writers Caucus of the Writers Guild of America. For over the last ten years Kevin has been illustrating and co-writing the online comic book FLYING GLORY AND THE HOUNDS OF GLORY which can be found at http://www.flying-glory.com The granddaughter of the world war two super heroine Flying Glory, Debra Clay discovers she has inherited super powers and convince her high school friends to become heroes to help support their rock band. CLOCKWORK GENIE, both paranormal romance and a murder mystery, is Kevin's first full-length published novel. He followed that story with a short story entitled: THE COP WHO WOULDN'T DIE: A Clockwork Genie Story He has also written a well received mystery in the style of the pulps of the 1930s entitled REVENGE OF THE MASKED GHOST. He has also had stories published by Pro Se Productions in the anthologies BLACK FEDORA and NEWSHOUNDS. His latest short story is entitled: A TALE OF THE SCARLET SPIRIT: "In the Clutches of Convicts".
Murder on the Cosplay Express: A Kent Bronwyn Mystery
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2940154471692
- Publisher: Kevin Paul Shaw Broden
- Publication date: 07/19/2017
- Series: Kent Bronwyn
- Sold by: Smashwords
- Format: eBook
- File size: 929 KB
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At the encouragement of his publisher, famous mystery writer Kent Bronwyn is a guest speaker at a comic book convention in San Diego, California. It has been a long tiring day and he is looking forward to sleeping on the train back to Los Angeles. Things don't go as planned as he has missed the train he had a reserved ticket for and he now waits for the last train among hundreds of costumed convention-goers called Cosplayers. It's like being in the midst of a four-color comic book come to life. Bronwyn enjoys watching them all interact, but he's more interested in getting off his feet once the train arrives. Once aboard, he hardly has time to rest when one of his fellow passengers ends up murdered. With the encouragement of young fans of his mystery novels he reluctantly must solve the crime... which is no easy task as all the suspects are in costume, and no one is who they claim to be.
The first in the Kent Bronwyn mystery series, this story pays homage to the great comic book conventions of Southern California, the Cosplayers in attendance, and the crowded train they ride to go home.
