Warlord Metal
| Author | : | |
| Rating | : | 4.90 (928 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 0975436686 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 180 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2017-03-26 |
| Language | : | English |
DESCRIPTION:
"Incredible Book" according to Dusty Chambers. This was the second book I have read by Ms. Blackhawk and I was not disappointed. Her "On Azraels Wings" was a tremendous book (I have reread it about three times now) Warload Metal was written well and my attention never swayed. Please keep writing, I will buy everything. Bravo. "Drugs! Sex! Rock �n� Roll!" according to Joyce McNeil. The band - Warlord - is looking for a new guitar player. Enter the most fantastic guitarist they've ever run across. She sings, she writes and she plays the guitar like a lover. The only problem is - not the fact that she is female - but that she is heavy into drugs, and "wham, bam, thank you ma'am" sex with every woman who comes along, and has an attitude of "if you talk the talk, you had better be able to walk the walk!" Hanging around and trying to be her friend,. "A Winner!" according to A Customer. Tiopa Ki Lakota is one of my all-time favorite novels, making my gleeful acquisition of Warlord Metal a no-brainer. I couldn't wait. When one of your favorite authors writes another book, you have HIGH expectations. Turns out, the two stories couldn't be more different.I was not disappointed.D. Jordan Redhawk paints a vivid, sometimes stark portrait of the world of heavy metal music and a very troubled guitar player & songwriter, Torrin Smith. When Torrin joins the
Will Torrin be swept away by her substance abuse unable to release her fury or accept the brightness of another's heart? Can Sonny find a way to heal a broken childhood, to make up for a lifetime of injustice and hate? Only time will tell.. Two meet - dark and light, anger and love - with both disastrous and remarkable potential
As a counter - a balance - to Torrin's anger and confusion, a calmer character was needed, one that was more grounded. The song was "Face" by Sevendust. Was the song based on experience or a latent desire? What type of man would write this song? What if a woman had written the lyrics? Through such questions, Torrin Chizu was born. It told the story of a man who violated a woman, but the lyrics were
Was the song based on experience or a latent desire? What type of man would write this song? What if a woman had written the lyrics? Through such questions, Torrin Chizu was born. It told the story of a man who violated a woman, but the lyrics were ambiguous enough to cause some doubt. The stereotypical rock and roll musician needed a sweet, naive young thing to react with. The song was "Face" by Sevendust. Was the woman a victim or a willing participant? Or both? Further questions arose over the coming weeks. As a counter - a balance - to Torrin's anger and confusion, a calmer character was needed, one that was more grounded. About the Author It was a warm summer night in Spokane, Washington, and I was listening