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Trash Talk - discusses the 4-R’s of waste management and the proper order for them. This being Refuse, Reduce, Reuse Then Recycle… before we even consider sending the item to the trash bin. Trash Talk focuses on the third R, Reuse – which also saves people a lot of money (through reduced shopping, reduced utility bills...) and provides a way to make a real and measurable contribution towards a healthier planet - www.brummet.ca/trashtalk.html
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Towards Understanding, revised edition is a collection of 125 non-fiction poems written in chronological order. It is a true story of a young pre-teen female growing up on her own, struggling to survive, breaking the chains of inner demons and finally growing towards understanding of her value & purpose in life – but not quite reaching it. Thus the title… Towards Understanding - www.brummet.ca/towards.html
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Purple Snowflake Marketing - How To Make Your Book Stand Out In A Crowd, is a reference guide for self-marketing authors who want to be noticed in a snowstorm of writers. With 19 chapters and 25 appendices, this book is a means for authors to design an effective marketing plan and utilize frugal promotional tools with the click of their mouse. Whether it is utilized by order of chapters or randomly at the reader's discretion the book is a marketing plan in itself. Accelerate your marketing efforts far beyond your peers with the more than 900 resources available with the click of your mouse! Purple Snowflake Marketing provides reassurance to authors along with ample advice for avoiding pit-falls and setting a pace for marketing endeavors. Details at: www.brummet.ca/purple.html |
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TWILIGHT AND DARKNESS Available from: Shadow Line Press 149 Magnolia Drive Winterville, NC 28590 www.shadowlinepress.com and bookstores everywhere. His new book, Twilight and Darkness, is a little bit wayward, a little bit eerie, and a little bit dark-side collection of short fiction. The stories may make you smile ... or they may cause you to shudder. One reviewer said, 'oooooh, some of these are scary.' But, see for yourself. |
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Gunshot Echoes is an excellent read and will definitely appeal to the fans of this genre. “The Outlander.” This is a thrilling tale full of mystery and murder. Excellent read.
“Mexican Holiday.” This story is one of those that has you punching the air saying, “That's right!
“Hambone Calls The Tune.” I enjoyed this read taking a special liking to Detective Hammond.
“The Clay Pigeon.” All the guns made this story a thriller. Keeps you guessing as to what will “Hobby House.” I enjoyed this story as Woods added humor to a good plot of murder.
“A Murder For The Book.” This one had a great ending, with great clues. Fantastic! |
GUNSHOT ECHOES
What follows a gunshot after the noise dies away? The echoes are not all audible. The bullet cannot be recalled. Someone's life is changed, seldom, but sometimes, for the better. GUNSHOT ECHOES is a collection of fictional accounts dealing with guns and the aftermath of shootings. It is not a social commentary on the right, or not, to bear arms.
Jim Woods web page for Gunshot Echoes
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Tangled Web begins in 1933 when an underground coal mine explosion puts Catherine Jones father, Max, out of work. The family must earn a living in those depression days. Catherine thinks her love for her employer might get her out of the financial and romantic doldrums. But... Wilkes-Barre’s cohesive Welsh community is a haven of Protestant values and mutual support. It is also a hornet’s nest of gossip. Neither a canary’ s death nor a girl’s fall from grace escapes the locals chatter. Good girls avoid the attention of the grandmothers’ grapevine by behaving— in public —as ladies are expected to behave with good manners and self-control. In private, emotions roil, passions are explored, appetites are satiated, and the end results “talked about.” Author's Website |
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Someone is killing little old ladies in Ellen Lange’s nursing home.
When two residents are murdered, Special Investigator Bill Watts is called
to the scene. The murders appear to be linked to others, known as the
Ponytail crimes. The perp cuts off the victims’ braided ponytails. While working together during the investigation, police investigator, Bill Watts, falls in love with Ellen. She resists, claiming that she and her daughter are a team with no room for the once divorced Bill. One wonders what she's not telling him. They both have private pasts not easily shared. |
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