Comedy & Fiction- No Aliens, No Monsters. Heroes? You Decide
These stories deal with characters living in our current existence, or as close to it as can be written. There are no dragons or aliens. There may be profanity and adult situations.
A Call Girl in a Small Town
Jessica Silver is a stay at home mom with a big problem: mounting repair bills. Living in a small town with limited job opportunities Jessica turns to desperate measures in order to ensure the livelihood of her house. The results are not what she expects. This is not erotica. It is a comedy piece with adult themes. It is not suitable for young children.
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A Funeral in a Small Town
Jessica Silver has laid her mother to rest, only to find the gravesite plundered the next day. She takes it upon herself to discover the culprit. Months later her father also passes away, and leaves her inheritance in the form of a treasure hunt all over the small town of Richmond. This story was originally published as two separate books: A Theft in a Small Town, and A Treasure Hunt in a Small Town, but they were a little skimpy for word count.
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A Vigilante in a Small Town
Jessica Silver leads the neighborhood watch against the miscreants of Richmond. Under cover of darkness, when crime strikes, she'll be there with her band of allies: a ninja, a werewolf-lookalike, and a lawyer.
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Sue and the Booh
Sue Sheffield was a budding psychiatrist, right out of school and ready to help people with their problems. She advised Bradley to get in touch with his emotions and not hide from them. After the massacre, Sue didn’t have the heart to help people anymore. She became a baker, and with her emotional support cat had a mediocre life. One day her friend asked her to fill in as head baker at a High Commission dinner. When the bodies start dropping and the building goes into lockdown, it’s up to Sue and her cat to solve things. Everyone else is a suspect.