Tony Acree is an award-winning publisher, novelist, screenwriter and radio host. He lives near Louisville, Kentucky with his wife and talented twins.
Dark Harbor Pictures will be producing two streaming shows, one based on his Victor McCain thrillers, and the other on his Samantha Tyler thrillers. In addition, his screenplay, Songs of Bloody Harlan has been optioned for the silver screen by Jamezz Hampton and 1209 Productions. His publishing house, Hydra Publications, won the Jason Sizemore Award for best small press, and Publisher of the Year by the AOF Megafest and Conquering Disabilities w/Film International Film Festival.
His screenplay, The Hand of God, co-written by Sarah Gardiner, won Best Horror Screenplay at The LA Film Awards.
His first solo screenplay, Songs of Bloody Harlan, took Best Long Format Screeplay at the Imadjinn Film Festival.
Follow Tony on Facebook at https://www.facebook.com/AuthorTonyAcree, on Twitter @TonyAcree, or on his website, Tonyacree.com. You can email him at Tonyacree@Gmail.com.
Tony Acree 
I just finished your book and wanted to tell you how much I enjoyed it. Not just because it was set here in Louisville. Like you, I live just outside (in Goshen) so I enjoyed being able to identify landmarks in the book. More than that, I really enjoyed a very different plot twist with your book. I especially enjoyed the fact that you didn’t feel the need to end the book with a “happy ending”. This was so much better.
It was a well thought out plot, a fast paced story, and believable charactars. I can’t wait for the next book.
Peggy, First my thanks for taking the time to read my novel. And secondly, let me thank you for taking the time to make a comment. The Hand of God was a very fun book to write. I am just now finishing the sequel and will start on book three sometime before Thanksgiving roles around. Thanks again!
I actually was a student from henry county who got the opportunity to get one of my short stories published. I would like to say , I’m very thankful for that opportunity and I look back on it all the time. I haven’t gotten the chance to read any of your books , but I’m very interested on getting my hands on one. I would like to ask though , have you ever gotten the chance to read mine. It was called 2760 if I’m not mistaken , but I would like to hear what you thought about it.
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