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Janet Wilson is a married attorney living in Erie, Pennsylvania, who's been having recurring nightmares about a man dressed in black burglarizing her home. The man in black whistles the nursery rhyme London Bridge is Falling Down as he carefully picks through her things. With loaded gun in hand, Janet startles him. He attacks her; she shoots him yet he crawls after her before he dies. But what truly frightens Janet is with each dream her attacker gets closer and closer until finally he touches her just before she awakens.
Her husband, Dr. Michael Wilson, a clinical psychiatrist, convinces her that this is just a dream until several strange occurrences begin taking place, distorting fantasy with reality. There are other things buried deep within Janet's memory of her childhood, such as who was the young woman with black hair? Why is Regina, her imaginary childhood friend, contacting her again after all of these years? What is the significance of the handheld mirror given to her a long time ago by her mother? As she struggles to find the answers the events that gradually unfold reveal that nothing is what it seems.
*Please note: A second edition of Falling Down will be available for sale in Fall of 2010 through ANOTHER SHORE PRESS, LLC. Stay tuned for more details.
| |  | | Mystery, Malevolence & Murder - Collected Stories: Volume One
David T. Boyd (Falling Down) returns with his latest work: Mystery, Malevolence & Murder, Volume One, a collection of thirteen unforgettable tales of suspense.
Mr. Boyd introduces Seth Aloysius Green, Jr., a former homicide detective for the Chicago Police Department. Detective Al, as he likes to be called, has become a successful author during his retirement and decides to showcase new writers in his first annual contest called Mystery, Malevolence & Murder. Winning submissions like The Voice Within, Three on a Match and A Fan of Ms. 45 have been included in his quarterly magazine, The Urban Mystery Archives.
Mystery, Malevolence & Murder, Volume One by David T Boyd, stories that will leave you spellbound.
| |  | | Sammy's Carol
On a snowy Christmas Day, an African-American Man is going to tell you a story that changed his life, giving a fresh insight on what it means to be young, gifted and black.
Sammy’s Carol is about an African-American man named Samuel M. Wade, Jr. who shares his story of how Christmas became a special “anniversary” where he learned important lessons regarding manhood, dignity and pride. As a teenager he was conflicted about his use of the N-word and how it affected his relationship with his peers, but through the guidance of a few caring “visitors” on a snowy Christmas Eve in 1997, Samuel was challenged to re-examine his life in order to gain a new perspective on what it means to be young, gifted and black.
Inspired by A Christmas Carol by Charles Dicke |
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Sweet Cream Ladies, Ltd.
by Flo Fitzpatrick
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 Following several murders, means, motive, and opportunity all point to out-of-work actresses Bootsie Kittredge and Babs Harrison. Their claims of righteousness and lack of guilt seem fabricated, thanks to a cheerfull announcement made to the patrons |
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by MORGAN ST. JAMES
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 Who's ripping off the Federal prison system---and how?
A funny crime caper with a diabolically clever scam--Imagine Charlie's Angels starring in 9 to 5 Meets the First Wives Club |
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