| Author: | Morgen Bailey | ISBN: | 9781310598524 |
| Publisher: | Morgen Bailey | Publication: | June 24, 2016 |
| Imprint: | Smashwords Edition | Language: | English |
| Author: | Morgen Bailey |
| ISBN: | 9781310598524 |
| Publisher: | Morgen Bailey |
| Publication: | June 24, 2016 |
| Imprint: | Smashwords Edition |
| Language: | English |
The first in a series of anthologies of crime stories written by attendees of Crime & Publishment, a yearly crime-writing workshops based in Gretna Green, Scotland, the home of British marriages.
Volume one features twenty-two stories based on the theme of ‘marriage’ and written by Tess Makovesky, John S Langley, May Rinaldi, Jackie Baldwin, Ann Bloxwich, L P Mennock, Les Morris, Graham Smith, Lucy Cameron, Janet Williamson, A S King, Morgen Bailey, C G Huntley, Gillean Arjat, Andrew Leslie, Carol McKay, Mike Craven, and John Coughlan.
We meet fools, dysfunctional families, spoilt brats, brides, and mobsters. There are trains, mud-holes, empty nests, battered vans, farmhouses and ornate rooms... and a variety of ways for the long-suffering to dispose of their spouses.
All authors' profits from volume one going to ‘Hearing Dogs for Deaf People’.
The first in a series of anthologies of crime stories written by attendees of Crime & Publishment, a yearly crime-writing workshops based in Gretna Green, Scotland, the home of British marriages.
Volume one features twenty-two stories based on the theme of ‘marriage’ and written by Tess Makovesky, John S Langley, May Rinaldi, Jackie Baldwin, Ann Bloxwich, L P Mennock, Les Morris, Graham Smith, Lucy Cameron, Janet Williamson, A S King, Morgen Bailey, C G Huntley, Gillean Arjat, Andrew Leslie, Carol McKay, Mike Craven, and John Coughlan.
We meet fools, dysfunctional families, spoilt brats, brides, and mobsters. There are trains, mud-holes, empty nests, battered vans, farmhouses and ornate rooms... and a variety of ways for the long-suffering to dispose of their spouses.
All authors' profits from volume one going to ‘Hearing Dogs for Deaf People’.
