"The Back Room". Enter one way, exit another. James Oglethorpe, a 6 year-old, is coerced into the life of a ghetto drug runner. He fights the "die anytime 24/7 dread and doom" mindset and becomes a person far removed from his origins. In his third career, his discovery of an old, beaten-up doll leads to betrayal, and..."The Back Room". Wen Luc, the #1 ranked Table Tennis player in New Jersey, is challenged by a Hassidic Jew. He accepts and the match is alternately fierce, bizarre and hilarious. The game ending brings both to "The Back Room". After nearly being killed by horrendous drivers, two high-powered attorneys devise a business to rid the roads of them. And make a fortune. One of them becomes involved with "The Back Room". Paths of unforgettable characters cross: Boris, the obnoxious yet lovable hacker hunted by the KGB for treason; a Russian gang from Brooklyn for gambling debts; and Russian Embassy sex-slave traffickers for incriminating evidence he doesn't know he has; Kyra, the exotic Krav Maga expert and linguist of seven global hot-spot languages; Veronica, sommelier at a prestigious Manhattan restaurant, is creating an APP to best match diners' up-to-the-minute physiological and psyche states with the perfect wine. "The Back Room" fuses action, LOL humor, sexy romances, fashion and haute cuisine in a non-stop thriller. "Wow! Just, wow! That's exactly what I thought when I finished reading 'The Back Room'. It's sexy, exciting, adventurous and has a unique story line that will keep readers turning pages from the very first words through the very last page. Dyner has created characters readers will find intriguing, will connect with, and will think of long after the story is done. With his obvious talent, it's unlikely he'll remain an unknown entity in the world of fiction for long!" 5 Star review by Tracy Slowiak for Readers' Favorite "Dyner's characters are compelling in a dangerous sort of way. He's created a powerful sense of mystery and suspense with subplots and cliffhangers. The humor is biting and the images the prose evokes are powerful enough to make readers feel they are part of the action. Mystery, thriller, crime novel - it will be hard to fit 'The Back Room' into one genre, a work that undoubtedly reveals the author as an ingenious storyteller." 5 Star review by Romuald Dzemo for Readers' Favorite