To Hell and Back
by Peggy Bechko
Price: $4.95 USD. 53500 words.
Published by The Fiction Works on June 3, 2010. Fiction.
Amanda Clery arrives in Phoenix to work as a bank teller. Ramrod Jake Hollander enters the bank to make a deposit just as a robbery is taking place. In the ensuing chaos, Amanda and Jake end up accused and convicted of masterminding the event. They escape and team up to expose the banker who set them up.
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Member Since: April 26, 2010
Peggy Bechko
Books
Stormrider
by Peggy Bechko
Price: $4.95 USD. 79300 words. Published by The Fiction Works on May 31, 2010. Fiction.
Revised 11/1/11: Stormrider, young woman Janissary, quests for justice and peace on her rebellion-torn world, several continents away from what she considers home, and for the missing Amulet that can choose the leader of the worlds in concert. Stormrider is cast adrift in a sea of intrigue, mysticism and magic.
Price: $4.95 USD. 79300 words. Published by The Fiction Works on May 31, 2010. Fiction.
Revised 11/1/11: Stormrider, young woman Janissary, quests for justice and peace on her rebellion-torn world, several continents away from what she considers home, and for the missing Amulet that can choose the leader of the worlds in concert. Stormrider is cast adrift in a sea of intrigue, mysticism and magic.
Blown To Hell
by Peggy Bechko
Price: $4.95 USD. 64820 words. Published by The Fiction Works on May 14, 2010. Fiction.
(4.00 from 1 review)
Chance Fargo is a drifter and gambler; Elias McPherson is an elderly inventor, a man of vision. After he's left horseless in the middle of nowhere, Fargo joins McPherson and his granddaughter aboard the inventor's sail-equipped prairie schooner, the "Windwagon." When they blow into the lawless town of Hell, Fargo finds himself playing an old familiar game, this time for keeps.
Price: $4.95 USD. 64820 words. Published by The Fiction Works on May 14, 2010. Fiction.
(4.00 from 1 review) Chance Fargo is a drifter and gambler; Elias McPherson is an elderly inventor, a man of vision. After he's left horseless in the middle of nowhere, Fargo joins McPherson and his granddaughter aboard the inventor's sail-equipped prairie schooner, the "Windwagon." When they blow into the lawless town of Hell, Fargo finds himself playing an old familiar game, this time for keeps.