Welcome back to the podcast, I’m Jamie Baynes. Today’s guest is Tim Hendricks, author of the debut novel, The Instructor. Tim’s book showed up in a NetGalley email and I clicked on the link to check out the book’s description. It looked like a winner, so I requested it and got approved to read it. From page one on it was a scorcher! So, naturally, after I finished it I searched for his website hoping to find an email address. I did, shot him an email invitation to see if he’d come on the podcast and he agreed. So here he is!
Now, I realize that a lot of my listeners may not have had a chance to read The Instructor yet, since its not due to be released until April, but I strongly recommend that you do once it’s released. If you’re a fan of action books like I am, you’ll love it. In my interviews I normally ask how my guests stay positive in life, but Tim hits the point a number of times; not delving into politics, not trying to force his views on his readers and just wanting everyone to enjoy his books and be proud of America. I couldn’t have said it better myself.
I’m looking forward to Tim’s next book and I hope that he keeps writing them and comes back on the show after each book.
Here's a link to The Instructor on Amazon:
https://www.amazon.com/Instructor-Derek-Harrington-Novel-ebook/dp/B09XL9GRJB/ref=sr_1_1?crid=653GDIWDQZJO&keywords=the+instructor+t.r.+hendricks&qid=1676971347&sprefix=t.r.+hendricks%2Caps%2C405&sr=8-1
Check out Tim's social media down below:
http://trhendricksauthor.com
Twitter: @TR_Hendricks
IG: @readtrhendricks
TikTok: @readtrhendricks
Want to check out some of the authors Tim mentioned?
Don Bentley: The Matt Drake series
Jack Carr: The James Reece series (The Terminal List on Amazon Prime Video)
Simon Gervais: Three series- Mike Walton, Pierce Hunt and Clayton White. Plus a new Robert Ludlum Bourne universe novel).
Mark Greaney: The Gray Man series (also The Gray Man movie on Netflix).
Nick Petrie: The Peter Ash series
Connor Sullivan: The thrillers, Sleeping Bear and Wolf Trap.
Until next time, take care of one another and as always, thanks for listening.
Welcome back to the podcast, I’m Jamie Baynes. Today’s guest is Tim Hendricks, author of the debut novel, The Instructor. Tim’s book showed up in a NetGalley email and I clicked on the link to check out the book’s description. It looked like a winner, so I requested it and got approved to read it. From page one on it was a scorcher! So, naturally, after I finished it I searched for his website hoping to find an email address. I did, shot him an email invitation to see if he’d come on the podcast and he agreed. So here he is!
Now, I realize that a lot of my listeners may not have had a chance to read The Instructor yet, since its not due to be released until April, but I strongly recommend that you do once it’s released. If you’re a fan of action books like I am, you’ll love it. In my interviews I normally ask how my guests stay positive in life, but Tim hits the point a number of times; not delving into politics, not trying to force his views on his readers and just wanting everyone to enjoy his books and be proud of America. I couldn’t have said it better myself.
I’m looking forward to Tim’s next book and I hope that he keeps writing them and comes back on the show after each book.
Here's a link to The Instructor on Amazon:
https://www.amazon.com/Instructor-Derek-Harrington-Novel-ebook/dp/B09XL9GRJB/ref=sr_1_1?crid=653GDIWDQZJO&keywords=the+instructor+t.r.+hendricks&qid=1676971347&sprefix=t.r.+hendricks%2Caps%2C405&sr=8-1
Check out Tim's social media down below:
http://trhendricksauthor.com
Twitter: @TR_Hendricks
IG: @readtrhendricks
TikTok: @readtrhendricks
Want to check out some of the authors Tim mentioned?
Don Bentley: The Matt Drake series
Jack Carr: The James Reece series (The Terminal List on Amazon Prime Video)
Simon Gervais: Three series- Mike Walton, Pierce Hunt and Clayton White. Plus a new Robert Ludlum Bourne universe novel).
Mark Greaney: The Gray Man series (also The Gray Man movie on Netflix).
Nick Petrie: The Peter Ash series
Connor Sullivan: The thrillers, Sleeping Bear and Wolf Trap.
Until next time, take care of one another and as always, thanks for listening.