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A man lets a former flame fall to her death rather than let her interfere with his new relationship, but her ghost returns to disrupt his impending nuptials.
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In the small town of Peckham, California, many men die for excessive effort during sexual intercourse. When a scientist from the Brandt research laboratory is found dead in a motel, the government sends Agent Neil Agar to investigate the mysterious deaths. He suspects that the deaths may be related to some experiments of Dr. Susan Harris, who is researching bees in the Brandt facility
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Jennifer Benson
Jennifer is an English as a second language teacher from New Berlin, New York.
She worked in the Middle East, teaching at various international schools for 13 years. In Qatar, she was also an educational presenter for the United States Embassy.
While in Kuwait, Jennifer presented workshops for the NESA educational organization in Thailand and Greece.
This year, Jennifer was published on Dr. Susan Jeffers’ website as she shared her own “Feel the Fear and do it Anyway” story about her 13 years abroad.
Currently, she is speaking about her “inner ding” journey on radio and podcast shows nationwide and internationally.
In her new memoir Beautiful Possibilities, Jennifer shares her story of leaving home to find herself, spending 13 years in the Middle East, meeting the man she would marry, surviving a 500 mph tsunami, and living as an ex-pat.
As listeners engage with Jennifer’s story of paying attention to her inner voice, they will likely think about the messages they need to tune into in their own lives on their own heroic journeys
. And just maybe, leap into their next greatest adventure. When Your Inner Voice or “inner ding” calls, will you listen? And see it for the beautiful possibility it is?
Jennifer has now settled back in upstate New York, working both as a writer and teacher.
Jennifer Benson
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Beginning with his debut novel in 2018—A Cobbler’s Tale, followed by Moon Flower, The Righteous One, The Bomb Squad and Hope City, Neil Perry Gordon has established himself as a well-respected and prolific historical fiction novelist.
His story telling ability has earned him high editorial praise from the likes of Kirkus, Midwest Book Review and others, including hundreds of four and five star reader reviews on Amazon and Goodreads.
Neil attributes his love of the writing process from his formative education at the Green Meadow Waldorf School, where he learned that subjects such as music, dance and theater, writing, literature, legends and myths, were not simply things to be read about and tested, but lessons to be experienced.
His creative writing methods and inspiration have been described as organic; meaning that he begins his work with a general storyline for his characters, rather than working with a formal, detailed outline.
This encourages his writing to offer surprising twists and unexpected outcomes, which readers have celebrated. His novels have the attributes of being driven by an equal balance between character development and face-paced action, which moves his stories along at a swift page-turning pace.
A Cobbler’s Tale is an adventure story about Pincus Potasznik, a second-generation Jewish cobbler, born in a small shtetl in the province of Galicia, part of the former Austro-Hungarian Empire. In 1910, at the historic height of the massive Eastern European immigration wave to the New World, Pincus decides to leave behind his pregnant wife, and three small children, in order to seek a new life for his family in the burgeoning Lower East Side of Manhattan. On his traumatic voyage across the Atlantic Ocean on the SS Amerika steamship, Pincus meets Jakob Adler, a young man running from an accidental murder of a notorious crime boss in Warsaw. The story also explores the challenges of pregnant Clara Potasznik as she does her best to protect her family, while the bloodiest battles of World War I explode within miles of her family home, a small village called Krzywcza. Moshe, the young son of Pincus and Clara Potasznik, discovers his divine ability to foretell dire events, and to offer real comfort those in pain, taking the reader into the wisdom and mystery surrounding the ancient Jewish mysticism, known as Kabbalah. A Cobbler’s Tale is a story of a family’s survival against tremendous odds.
Allan is blamed for an accidental fire that killed his father, disfigured his sister and landed him in an institution. Eight months later, partially blind and guilt-stricken, he's let out of an institution and rents a room from his estranged sibling in an effort to put his life back together, but someone is out for revenge and wants to drive him crazy.
After a series of unsolved murders, a man finds out that his mother was bitten by a vampire bat during her pregnancy, and he believes that he may be the vampire committing the murders.
