Hello! SHIVER SNICKER SCHMOOZE IS PUBLISHED!

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A glimpse of the 12 stories:

The Flatfooters reflects my exchanges with friends in and from the broader Middle East and my fears that something like this might happen when driving home in fierce sunlight on I-95 south. (SHIVER)

Ghana-The Burial Train of Mr. Ashok resulted from a pressure cooker Algonkian Writers Conference with Michael Neff (recommended). (SNICKER)

Killing The Elephant Poacher is based on my World Bank work in the Central African Republic and a first step to developing a Boutique Killer assassin series. (SHIVER)

Leave Flying To The Birds came from a bad landing while piloting a small plane. (SHIVER/SNICKER)

From the Horse’s Mouth is how my horse felt about my horsewoman instructor. (SNICKER)

Mother Centipede was inspired by Kafka’s Metamorphosis and Stephen King’s Just After Sunset. (SHIVER)

The Mice Patrol and Attic Ghosts Talking are tales of mice and squirrels in our household and were sparked by reading Mark Spencer’s wonderful book Ghost Walking. (SNICKER)

Chantal’s Baby Grand really happened but don’t tell anybody it was me. (SCHMOOZE)

The Heliphone is based on bad dreams as you can imagine if you know my Double Dutch life. (SNICKER/SCHMOOZE)

The Medium stems from my younger days when I lived irresponsibly and had to apologize to a revered baroness whom my family and the entire country knew. (SNICKER/SCHMOOZE)

The Train Rider is a tragicomedy, remembering a society friend I played tennis with during my youth in Holland and whom I tragically found riding in the train gone mad. (SNICKER)

ENJOY!

Links of other books for winter and dark days: 

https://amzn.to/2IwinKc  Francine – Dazzling Daughter of the Mountain State: Corporate scheming and love.

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Enchanting The Swan: Classical music and musicians muddied in banking fraud, murder, and…love.

Get them now in paperback or Kindle. Or great gifts for Sinterklaas (Holland) and Christmas ( Everywhere).