Query Letter
Title: The Fifth Day Lady: Can She Make it Work
Logline: The Fifth Day Lady: Can She Make it Work? is staggering romantic suspense read that will keep you gripped till the end
Dear Producer,
My name is Larry Golicz and I’ve written a Literature & Fiction› Action & Adventure titled “The Fifth Day Lady” that I’d like to send your way. If you find this book interesting, then I hope we can work together to create something amazing, I can also provide a screenplay if needed.
The Fifth Day Lady: Can She Make It Work? is a crime novel with a badass protagonist and a thrill-inducing story. Josephine, a DEA Agent, is on a new mission. Pretending to be a married, rich woman on a vacation without her husband in Siesta Key, Florida, her target is a dentist Julio Juan Verelez de la Vega. Julio came under the DEA’s radar for being insanely rich enough to own a million-dollar polo team while remaining a humble doctor. It is Josephine’s job to figure out how a dentist becomes so rich. However, things are far fishier than Josephine first expected. Before she knows it, the case gets even more complicated with the involvement of a drug lord, chopper attacks, drug smuggling, and dangerous situations that can easily end with Josephine dying or one of her team members paying the price of the DEA’s involvement in their lives. Is Julio really a culprit, or is someone very close to him causing this mess?
A former barrel racer in rodeos at an early age, can Josephine help Julio hurt on the field, and win a Polo match in West Palm? Josephine also risks exposing her cover with military skills in a chopper attack by a Miami drug king. And Julio’s mother, Lucia, jealous and suspicious, plans to kill her.
L.J. Golicz, being a member of a law enforcement family, has focused his efforts on creative writing, exploring the problems of eliminating the growing networked underworld of drugs. From his unending pocket of memories, he develops the landscape of his writing and his notable fictional characters working to survive undercover conflicts in the fight against crime.
Title: The Fifth Day Lady: Can She Make it Work?
Author: L J Golicz
Publisher: New Version Available Soon
ISBN: New Version Available Soon
Pages: 312Pages: Thriller & Suspense Action Fiction
Title: A Fish Called Bad Eyes
Logline: Bad Eyes, a fish with poor eyesight, swims with his school of Manini (also known as surgeonfish) around their home reef in Hawaii. Having bad eyesight is dangerous in this environment because of the many predators that catch and eat.
Dear Producer,
My name is Larry Golicz and I’ve written a Children’s Books entitled “A Fish Called Bad Eyes” that I’d like to send your way. If you find this book interesting, then I hope we can work together to create something amazing, I can also provide screenplay if needed.
On a reef in Hawaii, our hero, called Bad Eyes, is a very small Manini fish with poor eyesight. Ushered to the rear of his school, he is charged to act as bait for predators, but is also able to survive as the fastest swimmer in the school. Will his scary life change when a pair of Marsha’s glasses fall into the water above?
A young girl loses her glasses over the side of a boat onto a reef below. They land on the face of a little fish and improve his vision. The young girl dove below saw and then heard Bad Eyes in her thoughts. At that moment she gifted the glasses to her new finned friend and left the reef with a promise to return. The little fish goes on with some misadventure to meet the reef animals and learns with Marsha how to help keep the reef alive as a community.
L.J. Golicz, being a member of a law enforcement family, has focused his efforts on creative writing, exploring the problems of eliminating the growing networked underworld of drugs. From his unending pocket of memories, he develops the landscape of his writing and his notable fictional characters working to survive undercover conflicts in the fight against crime.
Title: A Fish Called Bad Eyes
Author: L J Golicz
Publisher: New Version Available Soon
ISBN: New Version Available Soon
Pages: 67 Pages: Children’s Books