Some comments from my readers
I enjoy the process of writing. I feel the stories when I conceive them and is a very pleasant feeling. It’s like playing God in your own fantasy world. But the best part of writing a book, once published, is when you begin to receive feedback from your readers. It is magical, pretty difficult to describe. I include some comments here that I felt were great.
In some cases, I had to skip a few sentences, since they reveal parts of the story and could ruin the experience for new readers. I apologize for that to those who gently wrote the texts.
About Fatal DNA
Hello!….. I just wanted to say I read your book and it left me wanting more, it is a story full of action, where there is no room for boredom… thanks. Fatal DNA left me horrible dark circles as I was reading until about 4 am. I have read hundreds of books in my life and didn’t like any as much as I liked this one, not even Harry Potter!!
First of all, I want to say that I am completely fascinated by Fatal DNA. I just finished reading it (I took a day and a half because I could not put it down) and it really is a masterpiece. It is a unique work, attached to certain realities of our country but allows believing that justice is possible and that God is a great master of our lives. Thanks for giving this to us, devotees of crime stories, such an awesome story…
I found Fatal DNA excellent, a gem of the genre. It interested me as a reader and I sensed, from a beginning, by professional deformation, where you were going, but this were does not detract me from the pleasure of reading the final resolution. I think it’s actually a good argument for a series. José Miguel Vasquez has written it with elegance, precision and skill.
Dear author of Fatal DNA, I just finished reading your book today, on October 18 and found it interesting, one of the things I like is reading. Your book was lended to me and my friend told me that a trilogy seems to come. I would like to break down some of what I read: p. 45 appoints one of my favorite writers, Ken Follett, as in the 137 from the not-so-favorite anymore, Stephen King. (hidden for not revealing) good about your book makes the mind jump back and forth. In closing, I would like to know more about you because I can’t find your biography. Alright, you’ve got yourself a new reader. Warm regards and looking forward for your next books. PS: I wish all authors leave their emails.
About Brain Games
Hi Jose! My name is Carlos Sarpi, I am actually reading “Brain Games”. I was very blinded to read books like Hola José! Soy Carlos Sarpi, estoy a mitad del libro «Juego Cerebral» estaba muy cegado a leer libros como The Analyst, The Madman’s Tale, Just Cause… you will recognize the author. I entered into a Nacho’s bookstore and vaguely read the backcover of Brain Games. It totally got me and I would like to give you the more equivalent expression to a hug, because in none of my more beloved and used books I found this kind of Fiction. With this huge load of suspense, I want to ask you, more than putting a smile on your face, to ask you about the next installments… and to lear more about Fatal DNA… I totally got caught by your writing… I’m just a 24 years old musician, but you will be able to understand my surprise when I looked more about the author of this book! I never thought it was a Venezuelan! I wish the best success
WOOW! This is the first time than a Venezuelan author got me from the first word. Let me tell you than I almost burnt my cooking for being so immerse in the history. I can’t wait to the second installment. There is no way I could predict how will it unfold. I could think about a possible ending, but I might easily be wrong, but this is about, exploring the possible plots. THANK YOU!!!!
I just wanted to write you a few lines to congratulate you after finish reading “Brain Games”. Excellent, I really enjoyed it, it drove me amongst suspense and anxiety. My only complaint is that there is no ending…. I just discovered Brain Games is a trilogy. I would like to know when the next volumes will be available. I can’t wait to know what will happen with Mike and Christine, and mainly if they recover (hidden to avoid a spoiler). I congratulate you again, keep writing like this and you will be recognized for many of us whom like reading.
I am a loyal reader of your books. I am a filmmaker and I have developed a great interest by Brain Games. I would like to know if it is possible we meet and talk about the possibility of taking this book to a film. I am about to present “The Shrink”, a movie about the case which took Edmundo Chirinos to jail.