Honestly, it’s been going on four years since I published a novel at all, so more than anything, I’d like readers who have followed my work to know that I am back. The story isn’t really about me, though of course there is a part of me (to varying degrees) in each character, even the villains. What do you want readers to learn from your life?

I didn’t have a specific agenda in terms of imparting any sort of life lessons, but I do think that some of the key characters grow as the story evolves-particularly because they endure more than they ever thought they could-and perhaps readers will gain some insight from those journeys. My top priority is to write an entertaining book that keeps the reader engaged from beginning to end. What do you want readers to learn from the story? Writing Frenzied gave me an opportunity to put my own spin on the genre. I’m also a big fan of “infection” movies such as Twenty Eight Days Later, Quarantine, and The Crazies. I’d long wanted to write a story that involved a diverse cast of characters from various backgrounds. I had a lot of fun writing it, and my hope is that readers will have an equally enjoyable time reading it. The bulk of the story unfolds over an intense twenty-four hour period. I recently spoke with Massey about his latest novel, Frenzied.įrenzied is about an epidemic that rapidly spreads through an enclosed, live-work-play community in metro Atlanta-and the people who try to stop it. Something deadly is lurking in Atlanta, and Brandon Massey is just the author to have you on the edge of your seat as you find out what.

Nana by brandon massey