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New Dawna Shepherd
mystery coming soon:
"In Plain Sight" will
appear in the November 2013 issue of Alfred Hitchock's Mystery
Magazine. This short story takes our FBI Special Agent to
Pinecraft, Florida, winter holiday destination for many Amish and
Mennonite families. Dawna's pursuing a Ponzi schemer who's gone off
the grid to hide among the Plain Folk. She finds bounty hunter Tommy
O'Brien in Pinecraft, chasing the same mini-Madoff. He's bright and
he's good - pooling their resources might lead to quicker capture. But
can Dawna keep her eye on the ball after fine-looking Tommy enters
the game?
Read
an excerpt
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DIGITAL RELEASES
Just released:
12
Drummers Drumming, soon available worldwide as an ebook
readable on all devices. In May 2013, I regained digital rights to
my first published thriller. I'm now distributing this title
globally and you'll find 12 Drummers Drumming at your
favorite ebook vendor, now at the same bargain price as the other
three books in my series featuring US Foreign Service Officer Casey
Collins.
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Recently
released: Murder,
Ken Kesey, and Me
An
indie company comes to Oregon to film Acid Test: The Life of
Ken Kesey. Eugene location scout Estrella “Star” Stevens
stumbles over a dead body and into the crushing embrace of the
FBI. She's forced to join their risky investigation of gangland
boss and titty bar owner Oscar Quarry. Narrowly escaping death,
she's suddenly living her own movie. Will she be a star? Or the
next corpse? And which homicidal Oregonian is racking up the body
count?
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| Recently
released: “Heart
Failure,” a short story offering a clue as to why I titled
a novel Night on Fire. Steve’s
only 15 when his favorite lead singer dies. That loss makes him fear
another. Older brother Tom is in the army, deployed to a war zone an
ocean away. In only sixty days, This short
story remembers the death of the Doors’ Jim Morrison in 1971, but
the aching fear for a loved one fighting on foreign soil is
timeless. This
is the uncut original “Heart Failure.” An abridged version
was included in Danish textbook publisher Alinea’s
online project about The 27 Club. They recorded me reading the
condensed version aloud for their students. I can't offer the audio
for sale, but you can get ALL the words in print. |
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| Coming
in 2014: Help
Me Rhonda
Spokane
death penalty appeal lawyer Rhonda Dockson battles the notorious
Law Beast, a bad boy cop with a very fine behind, and her own
demons while working on behalf of the wrongfully condemned. Is the
title a plea from her clients? Or her own cry for help?
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