XWK’s Maiden Voyage a Winner, The Cure for the Common Novel!
April 11, 2013
by: The Bloomington Wailer on Walnut
Finally, a gripping story absent the corporate masquerade of the real writer tagged “with” behind the hoax of pretense, The Circle, Freelancing With Freud, written by the original, XW Kavanagh, with no third party edit, tells the tale of the young lad’s “Benjamin Braddock-esque’s” rite of passage and travails to manhood. If you subscribe to the Allen Saunders’ notion, popularly plagiarized by John Lennon, Life Happens While You’re Making Other Plans, just wait until you meet the page turner, The Circle, Freelancing With Freud. XWK for the first time in a generation tells it like it is and he doesn’t leave out the ugly. Will Kavanagh lives it one day at a time, raw and unvarnished from life’s mundane turned into the surreal, to sexual encounters starkly detailed. The Circle, FWF is tautly engaging and highly recommended to anyone whose mind is open to the rawness of real life and curious of the exploration of same; an exciting ride that will leave you gasping for the next iteration. Where will XWK go next? Stay tuned!
Freelancing is a compelling read!
April 11, 2013
by: Skip in Colorado
I found Freelancing to be a compelling read. When I started to read it, I was quite busy and figured it would take a couple weeks to get through it. Then I found I couldn’t put it down. I finished it in a few days – work came in second. The vivid description of the Philippines and other locations made me feel like I was there. The excitement of the trial and the outcome (I won’t spill the beans) was better than most of the trial-driven books I have read by well-known authors. The sexual themes running throughout the book (yes, and the sex itself) made for an enthralling background to an absorbing personal story. I highly recommend this book.
Hot and heavy
April 12, 2013
by: MiamiFunWorshiper
I was hooked on the Military Court Martial process depicted in Mr. Kavanagh’s great new book, but his sexual romps around the world kept me entertained and excited throughout the experience. A great first novel! I’m giving it to my boyfriend to read. I hope he takes some “tips” from Will Kavanagh’s sex lessons. Beautifully and engagingly presented story. Let’s hope this is not the last we’ve seen of Will Kavanagh.
Who wouldn’t like that about him?
April 16, 2013
by: Dinkey in the Holy City
I finished Freelancing and liked it very much. The story line was excellent. In all honesty, I found Kavanagh’s frequent use of the “F” word uncomfortable. I’m just not a big fan of it. As I’ve often told my husband, it hurts my ears! With that qualification, I like Will Kavanagh – he’s smart, self-confident, well-liked by his peers and superiors, loyal and honest to a fault. He’s a man’s man, and a ladies man who is considerate of their needs, and who wouldn’t like that about him? The run up to the end of Freelancing with Freud is an uninterrupted thrill ride. I’m curious where Will is going next?
This book needs to be on your Kindle!
April 17, 2013
by: NJ Paddler
If you are a fan of adventure this book needs to be on your Kindle period. I have read a lot of well-known authors and this newcomer puts a lot of them to shame. The story is incredible and there are more twists and unexpected turns than I ever anticipated and written in a style that allowed me to immerse myself in the action. There were plenty of places where I was very thankful that it wasn’t me living this story. Yet, what I loved most about this book is that what’s there goes beyond a good yarn to ultimately being about a journey of self-discovery that unfolds as a result of Kavanagh’s trials and triumphs. The level of description also suggests that a lot of this was not pure fiction, but that the author lived a lot of what occurred and somehow survived. Read it and enjoy!
I don’t read a lot, but this book has it all!
January 2, 2014
by: Beau Derek
Great book based on the thrilling life of Will Kavanagh. A journey that takes Will from high school through his military career without a dull moment. This book is a fast paced, detailed legal thriller you will not want to put down. I enjoyed reading this book and look forward to his next journey.
Bold and Sexy
January 11, 2014
by: Charleston girl
Can’t wait to see what comes next!!!!! There must be a sequel to this sexy thriller. I found the military court martial story fascinating. Life in Asia for a U.S. Air Force officer is also quite interesting. Excellent story, but then again, “too much sex” is an individual standard. It fit into the story well so it wasn’t like it was purposely contrived. This book could easily be called “Fifty Shades of Kavanagh.”
