Nov 16, 2020
Francisco Palacios, a dedicated writer, has completed his new book "The Master Mind, Tone": an engrossing book that tells of a former basketball player who is forced into an unsavory business after experiencing financial loss.
Francisco writes, "This story is about a former college basketball star who was forced not to be the best basketball player in the NBA because of injuries. After retiring from basketball, he decided to open a facility to teach children to play basketball, but the business went into bankruptcy. He turned to the underworld, met an interesting man, and started in the 'business. After his son moved to live with him and follow in his footsteps, he became the 'mastermind.'"
Published by Newman Springs Publishing, Francisco Palacio's intriguing opus narrates the toils of a man that pushed him into the depths of society to thrive, impacting his and his family's life along the way.
This page-turning masterpiece dives into the psyche of humanity when faced with overwhelming dilemmas that threaten their survival and chances at redemption in life.
Readers who wish to experience this rip-roaring work can purchase "The Master Mind, Tone" at bookstores everywhere or online at the Apple iBooks Store, Amazon, or Barnes and Noble.
For additional information or media inquiries, contact Newman Springs Publishing at 732-243-8512.
About Newman Springs Publishing:
Newman Springs Publishing is a full-service publishing house for serious authors. Each title produced by Newman Springs Publishing undergoes every step of the professional publishing process, including editing, layout, cover design, circulation, distribution, and publicity. All titles are made available in both eBook and print formats. Newman Springs Publishing distributes to tens of thousands of retail outlets throughout North America and internationally. All manuscripts in any genre are welcome to be submitted for review; If the manuscript meets the necessary criteria and is accepted for publication, Newman Springs Publishing will work closely with the author to bring the book to the retail market for a relatively inexpensive initial investment.
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