Vickie Swan
Vickie Swan’s unique style of writing takes viewers down a path of unknown filled with twists and turns. But more importantly, she shares life lessons in her creations.
Split Second Decision
DOUGLAS, a worldwide well-known criminal consultant, spins a web he can no longer control. His antics gets his daughter (Anita) and her best friend (Carolyn) kidnapped. DANTE, a Black market kingpin, seized the opportunity to reimburse his cash flow and puts the young ladies up for sale. Anita escapes and returns to find Carolyn with the help of her family and friends. After Douglas’s untimely death, Dante takes advantage of Anita’s vulnerability and uses her as a pawn in his game. The battle of wits emerge.
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Split Second Decision I
Douglas, a worldwide well-known criminal consultant, spins a web he can no longer control. His antics gets his daughter (Anita – a newly ordained lawyer) and her best friend (Carolyn) kidnapped.
Dante, a Black-market kingpin, seizes the opportunity to reimburse his cash flow and puts the young women up for sale. Anita escapes and returns to find Carolyn with the help of her family and friends.
After Douglas’s untimely death, Dante takes advantage of Anita’s vulnerability and uses her as a pawn in his game – a get out of Jail free card. The battle of wits emerges.
Split Second Decision II
Thinking Anita has won the battle against Dante, she is mysteriously apprehended from her home. Now in Dante’s clutches, she is forced to tour is kingdom and witness his cruel and barbaric ways. But she also observes the struggles, bonding, and triumphs of the captives. Her worst nightmare becomes a reality. She is coerced to fight for and against Carolyn, who Dante has been holding hostage as collateral. Now the game changes: willpower vs. manipulation.
There is a consistent expectation for action and mystery.... the reader will never have to worry about a drag in the story or a fluctuating pace.
About the author
Vickie has always had a passion for writing and is finally living that dream. Research for the novels is concurrent with present-day events. Vickie is showing her version on real life drama with the readers.
