Finding Immortality

Bill Conrad

Jun 2023 · William Conrad

About this ebook

It’s hard enough to close the door on your past. But what do you do when it comes knocking again?

Seattle-based novelist James Kimble is a new man. After acquitting old obligations, he’s come clean to his fans and life is looking up. He has a new book out, a stimulating job as a reporter, some savvy real estate investments, and a fresh desire to embrace the land of everyday living.

But when a rogue tenant threatens his livelihood and the authorities begin tossing his place looking for fresh clues to old murder cases, his life quickly spirals into the murky world of moral relativism he was trying so hard to escape.

In a journey across the globe to track down the enigmatic Grace, James Kimble is pursued by immortal players obsessed with the riddle of a longer life. Trapped again in a shadowy world where ordinary life spans do not apply, he discovers the extraordinary lengths some people will go to remain among the living.

Continuing in the genre of first-person psychological thriller, Finding Immortality is the sequel to Interviewing Immortality in the ongoing series by Bill Conrad.

About the author

Bill Conrad grew up in San Diego California and attended WPI college in Worcester, Massachusetts. He graduated in 1993 with a degree in Electrical Engineering and an English minor. From an early age, Bill had a passion for writing, but the prospect of created an entire book seemed insurmountable. A period of unemployment provided the golden opportunity to put his thoughts into words.Bill decided to concentrate on three different story lines. His first book is a thriller/drama followed an amazing 500-year-old woman who fixates on a struggling author. His second book (just released) is a classic spy novel set in the back woods of Georgia. The third book (due out soon) follows two cruise ship survivors who take on the world. Bill's writing style is strait forward with realistic dialog. He prefers normal characters who get thrown into chaotic situations. The plots are intended to push the edge of plausibility with a classic story telling charm. He has plans for eight additional books with no intention of stopping. Three new books are presently in the editing stage and there are plans for six more.