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"Indigo Killer" can also be purchased at Reid's Newsstand, 985 Main Street, Moncton, NB, Canada (if you happen to be in the neighbourhood).
I live in Canada, with my boyfriend of sixteen years (Mark) and our two lovely cats (Flipper and Frodo). By day, I'm a mild-mannered photolab manager. When the lab coat comes off, however, the diabolical tales flow from my fingertips onto the computer monitor. Mwaaaa haa haa haa haa *cackles gleefully*
Other hobbies and interests include photography, music, reading, watching movies and some tv, & going out for walks and assorted beverages with Mark. I'm a pretty laid-back sort of person.
So, Indigo Killer...
It's a tale of a young man who's becoming a serial killer. He doesn't think so, of course...just a little bit of denial there. He deliberately leaves just one clue each time, carelessly tossed onto the front steps of the local police station: a DVD of the murder, in the format of a reality television show. A dangerous (and deadly) game of "catch me if you can". The story is set in the fictional town of Indigo, Maine, and the two protagonists -- police officer C.J. Hollinson, and his best friend/amateur sleuth Dane Shand -- set out to stop the killer before he can strike again.
Chillers...
This is collection of four of my favourite short stories: The Old House; Gangster; Twist Of Fate; and, Sheila Went Away.
The Old House is a somewhat-fictionalised account of the house that I grew up in. It's probably the reason that I'm still scared of the dark.
Gangster is a story of two boys who take "cops and robbers", and elevate it a little, with disastrous consequences. Originally featured on my fictionpress page, this story was noticed by a theatre student in Indiana. He contacted me to obtain permission to adapt it for the stage, which of course I gave him! While I didn't get down to Indiana to see it, he said that it went well, with enthusiastic reviews from his professors. Wicked.
Twist Of Fate is a story that I thought of one day after reading a "fortune" on a soda cap. It said that my mind, being original and creative, would make me famous some day, LOL! It didn't mention anything about "rich"...I think I'd prefer "rich" over "famous", any day... but anyway. That same day, one of my short stories won a local contest. This got me thinking, "Wouldn't it be freaky if fortune cookies, etc, were to come true?" So this story is what happens to a guy who's fortunes do come true. I entered this story in Project Greenlight, and was a Canadian finalist. Not a winner, but a finalist nonetheless, and I won a Ben Affleck dvd!
Sheila Went Away is a story about the breakdown of a marriage. Short and ... er, well, not sweet ... but it is short.
Thanks for your interest, and cheers to you!
:-D Lynn
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