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Member Since: July 23, 2011
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Stan Grimes


Biography

Stan Grimes lives in Indiana with his wife and pets. He is a graduate of Indiana University. honest. Poetry is his favorite form of expression but it doesn't pay well. He is exploring other forms of fiction, drama, mystery, theater, and paranormal...to name a few.

Where to find Stan Grimes online

Website: http://stangrimes.weebly.com
Twitter: saustingrimes

    Books

    Rivets: Poetry For What's Left    by Stan Grimes
    Price: $0.99 USD. 12720 words. Published on March 8, 2013. Fiction.
    “Rivets” is a compilation of thoughts. Poetry, not in the rhyming, chiming, climbing sense…yet poetry it must be. Prose lined up to look like poetry is perhaps the best description. Any way you want to see it is what it will be for you. It is the writer’s view of the world whether right or wrong. It is a book of hope, hopelessness, love, love lost, morality, and immorality. It’s all these...
    Tales from the Red Shoe Diner    by Stan Grimes
    Price: $2.99 USD. 137810 words. Published on November 18, 2012. Fiction.
    Tales from the Red Shoe Diner is a revised version of the previous book and is complete compilation of stories accumulated over the years. The Red Shoe Diner is a cheap eatery in the middle of Brooklyn and its customers are a strange mix of the unusual. Marty the owner is always surprised by the characters who walk through the doors of his establishment. Mary Gershwin is one of his oldest ......
    The Wandering Jew    by Stan Grimes
    Price: $0.99 USD. 42570 words. Published on September 22, 2011. Fiction.
    Jared Conlin lived a “normal” life. He had a job, a small apartment, friends, and a dead fiancé that wouldn’t leave him alone. Blaming him for her accidental death, she haunted him day and night. The young employee of a local television station thought by quitting his job and driving off to the sunset would solve his problem with his newly found ghost. He was wrong.
    The Windmill    by Stan Grimes
    Price: $0.99 USD. 24590 words. Published on September 20, 2011. Fiction.
    Lincoln Scott lost his daughter Monique to a drug overdose. Little did he know that her drug/pimp was also dead, but dead for another reason. His name was Larry Ging Lincoln’s daughter’s old boyfriend from high school. Larry Ging hunted Lincoln Scott with the intention of killing him if he did not reveal Monique’s last words before she passed. Those words were the key to Ging’s rebirth into...
    Lordes Crossing    by Stan Grimes
    Price: $0.99 USD. 58300 words. Published on September 18, 2011. Fiction.
    Like most folks, you probably want to know my story. Thing is, it’s not a crock of shit. It’s the godawful truth and it all began forty-seven years ago when my wife Ruthie gave birth to our son Christian. Ironic that his name was Christian, because what I’m about to tell you has nothing Christian in it. It scares me to tell it and after you hear it you’ll be scared too.
    Fear In The Skies    by Stan Grimes
    Price: $0.99 USD. 53690 words. Published on August 24, 2011. Fiction.
    The citizens of this world have many reasons to believe that the planet upon which they live will someday self-destruct, but what if their reasons are wrong. What if global warming doesn't destroy us? What if a worldwide war for fossil fuels doesn't destroy us? Perhaps the destruction of the world is planned by an enemy much more sinister than the ones of which we are aware, an enemy from beyond.
    Dogs: A Deacon Sender Mystery    by Stan Grimes
    Price: $2.99 USD. 86290 words. Published on August 18, 2011. Fiction.
    Deacon Sender is a private investigator with a companion dog named Rooter. His tireless hunt for the most perverted criminals in the city of Indianapolis leads him to some unsavory and dangerous perps. He finds love and much more in his expeditions. This revised edition includes a short legacy novel which includes a follow up of Deacon's journey through his long career as a private investigator.

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    Smashwords book reviews by Stan Grimes

    • The Wooden Seed (Conjure Man #1) on Nov. 29, 2011
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      "The Wooden Seek" is the first in a trilogy. Cyn has promised me she would soon finish the third in this soon to be trilogy. I found this book to be fast moving and very well written. There is no end to the writer's imagination and cleverly written twists. I loved it and would recommend it all readers. Thanks Cyn for this great book. I am ready now for the second of this series.
    • Running to the Sun: Conjure Man #2 on Dec. 14, 2011
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      It didn't take long to read this book because(if I may use a worn cliche) it was a real page-turner. There were times if I were an animal I'm sure the hackles on my neck would have raised with fear. I congratulate Cyn on another great thriller. Keep them coming Ms Bagley
    • The Prophecy (An Estilorian Short Story) on Dec. 14, 2011
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      The Prophecy was a great read and I must say the characters are well developed and believable. I give thumbs up to Raine Thomas, a great author.
    • Healing the Rift: Conjure Man #3 on Jan. 04, 2012
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      Cyn Bagley punctuated her trilogy of stories with "Healing the Rift." I found the story enjoyable with great dialogue. It is obvious that Mrs. Bagley loves her stories. She nurtures them like children seeking maturity. Great job Cyn!
    • Eternally Departed on April 05, 2013
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      I enjoyed this book. I'm not much into the vampire scene but this one made me want more. It ended much too soon, but I enjoyed it. Write more Steph Anne