Stuffed Shirt

By Barry Ergang
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(5.00 based on 1 review)

Published: Sep. 15, 2010
Words: 3,352 (approximate)
Language: English
ISBN: 9781452361314


Description

Revenge is a dish best served steaming. Eric Dennison doesn't suffer fools or offenses lightly. When Theron Claymore, the new man in the workplace, pushes matters too far, Eric resorts to drastic measures to stop him, with surprises for Claymore--and the reader.

Tags

thriller, suspense, mystery, revenge, suspense fiction, revenge murder, suspense murder, mysterythriller

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Review by: Randy Johnson on March 09, 2012 : star star star star star
A tale of a man that doesn't deal lightly with fools. When Theron Claymore was hired by the Danforth Agency, artist Eric Dennison recognized him for what he was. He was soon cozying up to everyone, including the bosses, even to socializing with them.

After a few months, the insinuations didn't bother him. The stuffed shirt, hints of being gay. Eric never saw any of his co-workers away from the job and rebuffed Theron's every attempt to pull him in.

But when the man virtually hijacked his artwork on an important account, made a few modifications, and got the ad deal, Eric knew something had to be done.

We'd already gotten a few hints that Eric was more than he appeared.

Nice little tale with a fine twist along the way.
(reviewed within a week of purchase)

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