iamflam

With Special Author's Journal Prologue

By: Herb Broadway

Narrated by: Herb Broadway, Nikki Delgado

What in the world is this?

Created in "Room 205" of the Snooty Fox Motor Inn in Los Angeles, this tech thriller by Herb Broadway begins with a bizarre personal journal and includes several pieces of short fiction along with episode one of the original novel iamflam. iamflam introduces you to smooth-talking mobile software mogul and internet celebrity Flam Fontaine, his best friend, crunchy snack- and rap music-loving Anchovy, and tough but gorgeous Cynthia "Shakes" Shakespeare. While working on the update to their popular social media app, they find themselves coerced into using their talents and connections to help one of the most dangerous men in the criminal underworld. Spend a little time on the edge of your seat in Flam Fontaine's world, where anything can happen - and nothing is quite what you expect.

Perhaps the most interesting aspect of this work is the journal that precedes iamflam. Broadway demonstrates a highly interesting and off-the-wall lifestyle while working to clear his writer's block.

This product is unlike anything you have ever experienced. With this audiobook, you get the author's journal prologue/prequel, episode one of the fast-moving iamflam series, more than 15 original songs, and productions of several short fiction works. As a bonus, you also get the personal history, adventures, experiences, and observations of Herb Broadway the Younger of the Aberdeen Broadways (which he never meant to publish on any account and will likely be in big trouble for doing so).

You will not regret springing for this one. Herb swears.

©2019 Herb Broadway (P)2019 Herb Broadway

Not For Me

This book had some good ideas but it was poorly executed. Some of this was quite bizarre and there were songs included that I'm not sure what the point of them was.

I was given this free review copy audiobook at my request and have voluntarily left this review.

this book was given to me by my request for review

this book was the worst I have ever heard of.
I waisted my time listening too it,