(Just like) El Cid's Bloomers    by Tim Roux
Price: $0.99 USD. 40180 words. Published by Tim Roux - Taylor Street and That Right Publishing  on March 23, 2011. Fiction.
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Jake Pembleton is a singer-songwriter who once killed a man, which still plays on his conscience. Now he is in real trouble. Ever since returning home to his wife and kids to find his suitcases parked outside his front door, Jake has been holed up with a springy nineteen year old groupie who is so sexy that she nearly gives him a heart attack each time she steps out of the shower.

Little Fingers!    by Tim Roux
Price: $0.99 USD. 79260 words. Published by Tim Roux - Taylor Street and That Right Publishing  on January 21, 2011. Fiction.
Julia Blackburn's mother committed suicide when Julia was sixteen. Or maybe she was murdered. Why? After a near-fatal car crash in which she had to be reconstructed bone-by-bone - a process which radically changed her outlook on life - Julia returns to the idyllic country village where her mother was brought up to ask exactly that question - why?

Girl on a Bar Stool    by Tim Roux
Price: $0.99 USD. 81900 words. Published by Tim Roux - Taylor Street and That Right Publishing  on July 18, 2010. Fiction.
When Adam Melton, the ambitious brand manager of Petrovsk Vodka went out on the town that night, he was hoping to pick up a beautiful girl and a few hints and tips from his target market, the vodka-swilling ladettes of Reading. Meeting the sultry Yasemin at the bar in one of his favourite haunts, he got all that he was hoping for, and ominously more. Now he has been condemned to save the world

The Dance of the Pheasodile    by Tim Roux
Price: $0.99 USD. 79150 words. Published by Tim Roux - Taylor Street and That Right Publishing  on May 11, 2010. Fiction.
Keith and Chrissie McGuire are determined to create a perfect life for themselves and their two children, having been brought up in care homes themselves. Everything is going well. However, when they decide to visit a hypnotherapist to address some residual childhood issues, Keith emerges from his hypnotic trance as Harry Walker, a petty gangster soiling the streets of Northern England.