Feb 6, 2024
Author-first publishing company ‘Write My Wrongs Co’ recently announced that Noel Dias’s new book Smooth: Tales of a Non-Convicted Criminal: Book II is now available for pre-order on Amazon.

Emeryville, United States - February 6, 2024 /PressCable/ —
The new book from Noel Dias follows the exploits of Vincent “Smooth” Lamond, a non-convicted criminal who tries to change his ways by moving to New York City. The book is a follow-up to Dias’s debut novel, which was published in 2021 and also centered on the Vincent character.
The ebook can be pre-ordered at https://a.co/d/9ZMbrsD
Smooth: Tales of a Non-Convicted Criminal: Book II begins with Vincent on the run from an entity known only as “It” that encourages him to commit immoral and illegal acts. “Hoping to get his life on track, Vincent is bound for New York City, where an education and his estranged son await,” the book’s blurb says. “Along the way, however, Vincent makes a fateful stop in Spartanburg, South Carolina, and that’s where ‘It’ strikes again.”
During this stint in Spartanburg, Vincent falls back into old habits—taking drugs, plotting schemes, cracking safes, and getting mixed up with the wrong crowds. Recognizing that if he wants to better himself he has to do something drastic, Vincent flees the south and seeks sanctuary with his family in Queens. But when he arrives, he quickly realizes that New York isn’t as safe as he thought it would be. The remainder of the novel follows Vincent as he navigates the Big Apple and attempts to conquer the mysterious “It”.
Originally from Ferriday, LA, Dias based a lot of Smooth: Tales of a Non-Convicted Criminal on his own life, which has seen him spend five years in the US Armed Forces, and try his hand at several technical pursuits, including electronics repair, office administration, modeling, and private investigation.
Published by 'Write My Wrongs Co', Smooth: Tales of a Non-Convicted Criminal: Book II is available in both eBook and paperback formats, and can be pre-ordered on Amazon, Barnes & Noble, and most other book platforms.
Interested parties can find more information at https://a.co/d/9ZMbrsD
Contact Info:
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Organization: Write My Wrongs Co
Address: 3801 San Pablo Ave, Emeryville, CA 94608, United States
Phone: +1-888-231-0680
Website: https://writemywrongs.co/
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Release ID: 89120856
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