A taste of Suddenly Death

Hey there!

Nice meeting you here again. Hope you are having or have had a wonderful day.

I know how hectic and busy we can all get and have little or no time for anything else, and realizing this, I decided to do something for the busy bodies among us.

As stated in previous posts, if you would like to get a taste of my book, Suddenly Death, you could go on over to the book's page on Smashwords to read the first 15% of the book FREE of charge using the online reader, or you could download to your device (computer, Kindle, iPad, mobile phone), or you could email it to yourself (or to anyone else for that matter!). Just so you know: the first 15% of the book includes the first short story in its entirety and the first two paragraphs of the second story!

But, let me do you one better. Instead of going to the book's page on Smashwords, I will include the first few paragraphs right here! That way you get a taste of a taste, so to speak.

WARNING: NOT SUITABLE FOR ALL READERS

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Perfect Summer

She cried, but she kept quiet. She said nothing as she lay there. The ground cold beneath her, the grass nicked her skin, and pebbles prodded into her back.
The first man ripped her panties with one swift pull. He shoved her skirt up to her hips and the other two pressed her hands and feet hard into the grass and sharp pebbles. Tears flowed along her ears. But she said nothing. And her silence continued when this man on top of her shoved up her pullover and bra.
The girl turned her head sideways and looked away. The grass grew under the shrubs and along the slope to the walls of the channel that dropped straight into the water. Morning clouds hid the Sun, the autumn chill had begun and the young girl’s exposed skin showed this.
The first man’s words were unintelligible. He breathed heavier and ended with a loud groan. The man grabbed the girl’s wrist and thrust the back of her hand into the pebbles as he withdrew. He fumbled and zipped his trouser up with the other hand.
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You can read more here: Suddenly Death.

Do take care and be good and a million thank yous for your time and attention.

~Roland~