Jersey Justice
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Vinnie Sorce
Vinnie Sorce is an award-winning* author debuting his first book, Jersey Justice.
He's been a writer for over ten years, selling articles and short stories along with blogging.
He grew up in North Jersey and currently lives in Arizona with one remaining child that hasn't escaped yet. He likes to read, watch too much TV, wear his heart on his sleeve, and over examine situations that haven't occurred yet.
Oh, and he eventually wants to save the world. No super powers are making that a difficult job, though.
*Now, when I say award-winning, I mean an award I made up and gave to myself. It was a beautiful ceremony. I cried.
He's been a writer for over ten years, selling articles and short stories along with blogging.
He grew up in North Jersey and currently lives in Arizona with one remaining child that hasn't escaped yet. He likes to read, watch too much TV, wear his heart on his sleeve, and over examine situations that haven't occurred yet.
Oh, and he eventually wants to save the world. No super powers are making that a difficult job, though.
*Now, when I say award-winning, I mean an award I made up and gave to myself. It was a beautiful ceremony. I cried.
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