Death of a Dog and Other Stories
Book Details
Author(s)Edward McDermott
PublisherPetrel Publishers
ISBN / ASINB00SW6XCFE
ISBN-13978B00SW6XCF6
MarketplaceIndia 🇮🇳
Description
A collection eight tales of crime and mystery, criminals, and everyday people caught up in the events.
Death of a Dog - Even in a wheelchair a man is a man and sometimes his best friend is one that doesn't see his limitations, his dog. What happens when a bully targets the dog to take revengs on the man in the wheelchair?
The Color of Song - When you are in love the world is filled with song but when your love is betrayed the music dies. A lonely man may not love wisely, and a selfish woman can take advantage of him.
No Retreat - Sometimes you can’t step away. An out of the way bar in the seedy part of Panama. Frank didn't want trouble, but couldn't sidestep it.
Where None Pursue - The wicked flee where none pursue. Who knows all your secrets? Who knows all the evil in your soul?
The Librarian - She looked like a sailor’s dream but one man knew her secret.
Boyd’s Money - Add money to two women, one with a powerful hate and it’s like adding a match to gasoline.
The Lady at the Grave - Meriweather thought that luck was the single greatest determiner of success and could prove it.
A Glass of Emeralds - On the sea, sometimes only a fellow sailor can act as your confessor and sometimes simple kindness can be great temptation.
Death of a Dog - Even in a wheelchair a man is a man and sometimes his best friend is one that doesn't see his limitations, his dog. What happens when a bully targets the dog to take revengs on the man in the wheelchair?
The Color of Song - When you are in love the world is filled with song but when your love is betrayed the music dies. A lonely man may not love wisely, and a selfish woman can take advantage of him.
No Retreat - Sometimes you can’t step away. An out of the way bar in the seedy part of Panama. Frank didn't want trouble, but couldn't sidestep it.
Where None Pursue - The wicked flee where none pursue. Who knows all your secrets? Who knows all the evil in your soul?
The Librarian - She looked like a sailor’s dream but one man knew her secret.
Boyd’s Money - Add money to two women, one with a powerful hate and it’s like adding a match to gasoline.
The Lady at the Grave - Meriweather thought that luck was the single greatest determiner of success and could prove it.
A Glass of Emeralds - On the sea, sometimes only a fellow sailor can act as your confessor and sometimes simple kindness can be great temptation.
