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About David Wisehart
David Wisehart was the writers' assistant on the hit TV show "Queen of the South" and directed the science fiction romantic comedy film "The Bride from Outer Space." He has written and directed several stage plays, a musical, and an opera. His books include Dragons of Troy, Devil's Lair, Blood Alley, Cold Reading, and How to Write Great Characters.
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Books By David Wisehart
$3.99
You can learn to write great characters!
Are you a screenwriter or novelist who wants to achieve your greatest possible success?
Do you want to gain a better understanding of human nature?
Would you like to have a set of tools that you can use to create compelling characters?
Then this is the book for you.
You will learn the ancient secrets of human psychology:
- the nine fundamental fears that motivate human behavior
- the nine core character types
- the nine stages of character change
- and so much more
You don’t even have to be a writer.
The only requirement is that you come open-minded and ready to learn.
About story.
About character.
And about yourself.
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What readers are saying…
"Highly recommended to the writer wanting an effective tool to help develop believable characters."
~ Amazon Andy
"Full of useful ideas."
~ Untamed Pen
"Great book—must have for creating characters and developing plot around them!"
~ Susan Mi
"Great jumping off point for characters and arcs."
~ Gail Clifford
"I heartily recommend this book as a great tool for all writers."
~ Harry Rankin
"A wonderful book."
~ Candace Segar
"Gave me that AHA! moment of epiphany. I would recommend this book."
~ Dcortez
"A great piece for new and veteran writers suffering from character block."
~ Cullen
"They don't get better than this. It will fix your story and possibly your life."
~Amazon Customer
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Devil's Lair
Mar 1, 2010
$4.99
To save the world, they must go through hell…
As the Black Death sweeps through Europe, a knight leads a perilous quest to recover the Holy Grail and bring an end to the plague. The Grail has been stolen from the world by Lucifer. It now lies at the bottom of the abyss. The knight and his companions must journey into the heart of darkness to confront their deepest fears… and the Devil himself.
"Devil’s Lair is by far the best book I have read in years!"
— USA Today bestselling author Rebecca Forster
"A fantastic book and I commend Mr. Wisehart on such an incredible novel. Highly Recommended."
— Debra L. Martin, author of The Quest for Nobility
"Beautifully told, full of vivid details. Brilliant!"
— Christa Polkinhorn, author of Love of a Stonemason
"Devil's Lair is a work of greatness!"
— John Pearson, author of Learn Me Good
"A remarkable piece of literature!"
— Rebekah L. Downey, Amazon review
"A medieval tour-de-force!"
— "Samuel L. Clemens," Amazon review
If you're a fan of George R.R. Martin and J.R.R. Tolkien, you'll love Devil's Lair.
As the Black Death sweeps through Europe, a knight leads a perilous quest to recover the Holy Grail and bring an end to the plague. The Grail has been stolen from the world by Lucifer. It now lies at the bottom of the abyss. The knight and his companions must journey into the heart of darkness to confront their deepest fears… and the Devil himself.
"Devil’s Lair is by far the best book I have read in years!"
— USA Today bestselling author Rebecca Forster
"A fantastic book and I commend Mr. Wisehart on such an incredible novel. Highly Recommended."
— Debra L. Martin, author of The Quest for Nobility
"Beautifully told, full of vivid details. Brilliant!"
— Christa Polkinhorn, author of Love of a Stonemason
"Devil's Lair is a work of greatness!"
— John Pearson, author of Learn Me Good
"A remarkable piece of literature!"
— Rebekah L. Downey, Amazon review
"A medieval tour-de-force!"
— "Samuel L. Clemens," Amazon review
If you're a fan of George R.R. Martin and J.R.R. Tolkien, you'll love Devil's Lair.
Cold Reading (A Nick Shaw Mystery Book 1)
Feb 14, 2016
$3.99
A missing actress... a secret cult... a warm body... and a cold one.
When Hollywood private eye Nick Shaw is hired to find a missing actress, a simple case of disappearance becomes a maze of conspiracy and murder.
From Theatre Row to society parties, from tarot parlors to kinky cults, he follows cold leads and hot ladies, searching for truth in the city of lies.
Fans of Raymond Chandler and Dashiell Hammett will love this noir crime novel of action and suspense featuring hard-boiled private detective Nick Shaw.
EXCERPT:
The door opened wide, replaced by a set of ruby-painted toenails, pale feet, olive-colored shorts, green-apple blouse, and cleavage. From somewhere above all that came a voice.
“Looking for someone?”
She brushed from her face a strand of black hair. Her face was friendly with a light summer tan. She had a nose so perky it must have come with a price tag. Thin wrinkles supported her big, heavy eyes. Her irises were purple. They watched me watching her and didn’t seem to mind. I didn’t mind that they didn’t mind.
“You Caroline Myers?” I said.
“That’s right.”
“Nick Shaw. I’m looking for Stella Burke.”
“She’s not here.”
“That’s why I’m looking for her. She’s been reported missing.”
“By whom?” Grammar. Cute.
“Edward Grant,” I said. “Theater producer. You know him?”
“You a cop?”
“No, but I played one on TV. Actually, that’s a lie. My scene was cut. I’m a private investigator.”
“Maybe I’ve seen your work.”
“You’re seeing it now.”
I showed her my state license and gave her my card.
She crossed her arms and stared at me curiously. “You look familiar,” she said.
“I’ve been in some plays.”
“I’m more of a movie buff. Stella’s the theater girl.” She cocked her head and teased me with a smile. Not the full thing, just a little taste. “I meant familiar like maybe we went out sometime. Drinks or something. Ever do any online dating?”
“Not if I can avoid it.”
“That’s no answer.”
“All I’ve got are questions,” I said.
“You carry a gun, Detective?”
“Not usually. I have a license to carry and a gun under lock and key but I only bring it out on special occasions. This is just a routine inquiry, Miss Myers. Stella’s your roommate, is that correct?”
“I don’t like guns,” she said.
“Neither do I. Mostly, I just ask questions. Guns get messy. It’s not the way I like to work.”
She looked me over. Didn’t complain. “Would you like to work indoors?”
“It’s my specialty,” I said, and followed her in.
When Hollywood private eye Nick Shaw is hired to find a missing actress, a simple case of disappearance becomes a maze of conspiracy and murder.
From Theatre Row to society parties, from tarot parlors to kinky cults, he follows cold leads and hot ladies, searching for truth in the city of lies.
Fans of Raymond Chandler and Dashiell Hammett will love this noir crime novel of action and suspense featuring hard-boiled private detective Nick Shaw.
EXCERPT:
The door opened wide, replaced by a set of ruby-painted toenails, pale feet, olive-colored shorts, green-apple blouse, and cleavage. From somewhere above all that came a voice.
“Looking for someone?”
She brushed from her face a strand of black hair. Her face was friendly with a light summer tan. She had a nose so perky it must have come with a price tag. Thin wrinkles supported her big, heavy eyes. Her irises were purple. They watched me watching her and didn’t seem to mind. I didn’t mind that they didn’t mind.
“You Caroline Myers?” I said.
“That’s right.”
“Nick Shaw. I’m looking for Stella Burke.”
“She’s not here.”
“That’s why I’m looking for her. She’s been reported missing.”
“By whom?” Grammar. Cute.
“Edward Grant,” I said. “Theater producer. You know him?”
“You a cop?”
“No, but I played one on TV. Actually, that’s a lie. My scene was cut. I’m a private investigator.”
“Maybe I’ve seen your work.”
“You’re seeing it now.”
I showed her my state license and gave her my card.
She crossed her arms and stared at me curiously. “You look familiar,” she said.
“I’ve been in some plays.”
“I’m more of a movie buff. Stella’s the theater girl.” She cocked her head and teased me with a smile. Not the full thing, just a little taste. “I meant familiar like maybe we went out sometime. Drinks or something. Ever do any online dating?”
“Not if I can avoid it.”
“That’s no answer.”
“All I’ve got are questions,” I said.
“You carry a gun, Detective?”
“Not usually. I have a license to carry and a gun under lock and key but I only bring it out on special occasions. This is just a routine inquiry, Miss Myers. Stella’s your roommate, is that correct?”
“I don’t like guns,” she said.
“Neither do I. Mostly, I just ask questions. Guns get messy. It’s not the way I like to work.”
She looked me over. Didn’t complain. “Would you like to work indoors?”
“It’s my specialty,” I said, and followed her in.
Blood Alley (The Highwayman Book 1)
Jun 3, 2013
$3.99
Could you survive a haunted highway?
Blood Alley is the deadliest road in America, a narrow two-lane blacktop that cuts like a scar across the California desert.
Hundreds have died on Blood Alley in horrific accidents. Some call it a death trap. Others say it’s haunted. Only the locals know the truth...
Blood Alley belongs to the Highwayman, a vengeful phantom who drives his ghost car at night to claim the souls of all who cross him.
A group of teenagers on their way to a funeral get delayed by engine trouble and ignore the warnings: Never drive Blood Alley at night!
Four teenagers hit the road at sunset.
Will any survive to see the dawn?
If you love high-octane, adrenaline-pumping, edge-of-your-seat supernatural thrillers, grab your copy today.
Blood Alley is the deadliest road in America, a narrow two-lane blacktop that cuts like a scar across the California desert.
Hundreds have died on Blood Alley in horrific accidents. Some call it a death trap. Others say it’s haunted. Only the locals know the truth...
Blood Alley belongs to the Highwayman, a vengeful phantom who drives his ghost car at night to claim the souls of all who cross him.
A group of teenagers on their way to a funeral get delayed by engine trouble and ignore the warnings: Never drive Blood Alley at night!
Four teenagers hit the road at sunset.
Will any survive to see the dawn?
If you love high-octane, adrenaline-pumping, edge-of-your-seat supernatural thrillers, grab your copy today.
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