Johnny Vegas - The Death of Innocence
by Terry Huston
Price: $2.99 USD. 39050 words.
Published on January 31, 2012. Fiction.
Johnny Vegas is a Hit Man, but not like the ones you might see at the movies. Johnny provides his own unique brand of justice for the victims of violent crimes when our justice system fails them. The criminals have fallen through the cracks of an over loaded judiciary and believe they've gotten away with murder. They won't fall through the cracks of the kind of justice Johnny provides.
Location: United States
Member Since: Jan. 31, 2012
Terry Huston
Biography
I have experienced the highs and lows of being in business for myself for most of my adult life. I have to say though, nothing can compare with the range of emotions encountered in writing and finally publishing my first book, Johnny Vegas - "The Death of Innocence."
I grew up in the Ohio Valley, about 50 miles east of Cincinnati. My first business enterprise was selling worms and minnows to fishermen. I was 12.
I guess I knew at that point I would continue to persue a career in self employment.
I served a four year stint in the U.S. Navy and attended St. Petersburg College for two years. When I attended it was called St. Pete Jr. College.
I have two wonderful kids and six of the best grandkids you'll ever meet. No matter what else I do in life, nothing will ever top that achievement, and nothing will give me as much pleasure.
I'm married to Kathy (Linehan) Huston, who is the most patient and understanding woman I've ever met, which would explain the longivity of our marriage. We connect on a level that makes everyday with her a pleasure to experience.
I look forward to sharing the "soon to be published" sequels of Johnny Vegas. By the way, the book is a fictional account of a troubled man. The setting in the Ohio Valley, and some of the exploits of Johnny's youth, are accurate representations of my life in the Ohio Valley.
I grew up in the Ohio Valley, about 50 miles east of Cincinnati. My first business enterprise was selling worms and minnows to fishermen. I was 12.
I guess I knew at that point I would continue to persue a career in self employment.
I served a four year stint in the U.S. Navy and attended St. Petersburg College for two years. When I attended it was called St. Pete Jr. College.
I have two wonderful kids and six of the best grandkids you'll ever meet. No matter what else I do in life, nothing will ever top that achievement, and nothing will give me as much pleasure.
I'm married to Kathy (Linehan) Huston, who is the most patient and understanding woman I've ever met, which would explain the longivity of our marriage. We connect on a level that makes everyday with her a pleasure to experience.
I look forward to sharing the "soon to be published" sequels of Johnny Vegas. By the way, the book is a fictional account of a troubled man. The setting in the Ohio Valley, and some of the exploits of Johnny's youth, are accurate representations of my life in the Ohio Valley.
Where to find Terry Huston online
Twitter: Terry_Huston
- Terry_Huston: It's good Friday, so be good. For one day don't be selfish. Help someone. Praise someone. Smile. Make eye contact. Love someone. Try it.
- Terry_Huston: I attended a charity golf outing on Monday. Afterwards author Michael Connelly auctioned off a signed copy of Lincoln Lawyer for $180. Cool!
- Terry_Huston: Is writing an addiction or affliction? Is it talent or the "D" word, you know, drivel? Only our readers know for sure.
- Terry_Huston: Im thinking Kentucky & Kansas. Kentucky to win it all. My pick let me down. I don't think Louisville can beat Kentucky.
- Terry_Huston: No prob. Someday we'll get together. Have some friends in film looking for new projects.