Shylo Williams Life of Lemons

E-book Romantic Fiction Our story begins with his client, Shylo Williams, who was his best bookseller and short-story writer. Plus, Vocal Tales' reader, with his lilted Welsh accent, took on all characters. He played most parts; the readers seemed to like his style of expression. For six years he became very lucrative to his business empire; unfortunately, when Shylo's love affairs ended, so did his writing, and the drinking crippled his empire. To withdraw into a shell, he did not answer or want to speak with anyone even though he knew he had deadlines to meet. Negative critics killed his soul's passion to write.

Harvey became like a lost brother to him and would fly to rescue him out of despair. Shylo Williams lived on his yacht in Puerto Banús on the Costa del Sol, Spain. They were the same age, and with Harvey's Welsh roots, they could communicate in a strong bond of friendship. and fair business agreements with book advance payments that kept him alive, or so he thought.

This was the third time such a rescue call had arisen that Harvey needed to come to meet face-to-face. He had locked himself in his master suite and was drunk to an oblivious state; Harvey just smashed the door down to get to him. Shouting and screaming were no deterrents. To his business judgment, there was another man's life. With emotional demons, he felt responsible, plus the fact that he had just signed a massive deal for them both on a worldwide TV channel contract to read from his books. He was having lots of inquiries about the Shylos talent, the sad eyes of a lost Welsh sheepdog.

 It took six hours to get him coherent. In the most drastic way, Harvey put a rope around his waist and threw him into the sea, more in temper than in sympathy.

 Only when he knew he could understand did he let him have both verbal barrels of the risk he was taking with millions of dollars in his contracts. Bad publicity can finish your career forever