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Rudy saw the birthday boy half a block ahead on the corner of Duval and Greene. Carter had collected a half dozen wanderers to roam with him in search of drink and debauchery. He picked up and discarded locals like playing cards. He’d always done it. But where was she? As quickly as he thought […]

The angel of death was there. It hovered so near, pressing down on her, that a dialogue with it became inescapable. She’d been on the examining table too long, the paper runner crackling under her shifting weight, not to know the exchange would occur. As uncomfortable as she’d become in the long silence, she preferred […]

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With west and east exhausted, Rudy headed south on Duval Street. If Key West was a carnival, Duval was the midway. Carter wouldn’t stray far from that artery. He and his collection of merrymakers would be there somewhere. The girl would be with them. Click the link below to get the book for 99 cents.

In the hundred seconds Kak was dead she learned two things. The first was that contrary to everything she’d been conditioned to think, the line between life and death was smudged and broken, making it difficult to tell which side you were on. The second thing she learned was that death could choose not to […]

Amazon.com : gods of sanibels “Cook’s prose is often electric, especially the dialogue.” – Kirkus Reviews Kak doesn’t mean to go backwards in grief. She tells herself to start at denial. It’s logical. It’s the beginning. Normal people start there and pay the price. But Kak isn’t a normal person. She jumps the line, past denial, […]

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