By Robert L. Sellers, Jr.
The sheriff of Goblin’s Toe faced a nasty dilemma when the posse showed up. If he turned over the three murderers they sought, his unique solution for keeping the peace would be revealed.
By JJ Beazley
In the village of Great Danesby stands a delightful example of a rural English church. If you choose to explore the churchyard, stay clear of the massive yew tree, and do not listen to the seductive whispers on the wind.
By Eric Staggs
The wizened woman dressed in the black and white habit seemed to hold the secrets of the world. She knew the right beer to drink, she knew fashion. Most amazing of all she knew about the space whales . . .
By H.K. Avakian
The rain could wash away sins, it could wash away pain. Leah knew that John must be made to see the error of his ways.
By Conrad Lawrence
When his wife had dispatched him downstairs in the middle of the night, he had prayed not to meet a burglar. But he wasn’t prepared for what he did find . . .
By Scott Fazekas
To indulge in dark desires always comes with a price. What would he give up to satisfy his craving?
By Jenny Seay
Becky had been whinin’ for days about getting back to Florida. Really, all I wanted was to make her happy.
By Michael Fountain
At the lab, they taught the monkeys to wage war. But Monkey Seventeen had learned to fight dirty.
By Harold Holt
Jesse Crow would stop at nothing to gun down the scum who had killed his wife. They weren’t worthy of the law; they deserved justice.
By David Kemper
Even in fiction, life isn’t all action. It also flows from place to place like a stream. And just like a trickling brook, often the most appealing stretches are between the tumult of the rapids. Take a literary trip through the day-to-day life and journeys of an urban rabbi, accompanied by a little Handel.
