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Dec. 08, 2013
Tim Holter Bruckner
Books
Truth is no Stranger
by Tim Holter Bruckner
Price:
$2.99 USD.
Words: 30,180.
Language:
English.
Published: May 28, 2017
by
Pro Se Press.
Categories:
Fiction » Mystery & detective » Hard-Boiled, Fiction » Fantasy » General
He was as hard boiled as a Private Detective can get.
She was a knockout, in her short red velvet fur trimmed skirt, so short it barely covered the half-moons of her derriere.
Seems she took something she wasn’t supposed. A book. THE Big Book. And now the Book is gone and if she doesn't get that book back, there'd be HELL to pay.
Shell Game
by Tim Holter Bruckner
Price:
$2.99 USD.
Words: 33,490.
Language:
English.
Published: October 15, 2015
by
Pro Se Press.
Categories:
Fiction » Thriller & suspense » Spies & espionage, Fiction » Thriller & suspense » General
What do you really know about anyone? Only what they want you to know. Nate Selegman’s friend, known as Turtle, was a lying, conniving, self-serving jerk. And someone murdered him. As Nate investigates, one thing becomes clear. The Turtle he thought he knew was someone else, part of a world of crime, double-dealing, blackmail, and murder. A world where trust is expensive. And life is cheap.
The Adventure of the Pearl le Fong
by Tim Holter Bruckner
Price:
$2.99 USD.
Words: 66,470.
Language:
English.
Published: December 20, 2014
by
Pro Se Press.
Categories:
Fiction » Adventure » Action
Two high octane tales, each with a hint of the Christmas holidays, by Author Tim Holter Bruckner in one collection- The Adventure of the Pearl Le Fong! From Pro Se Productions.
Sensible Redhorn
by Tim Holter Bruckner
Price:
$2.99 USD.
Words: 61,010.
Language:
English.
Published: December 8, 2013
by
Pro Se Press.
Categories:
Fiction » Adventure » Action, Fiction » Thriller & suspense » Crime thriller
Pro Se Productions, a leading publisher of Genre Fiction welcomes an exciting new character to New Pulp! Shades of Yesterday from a Writer of Today- SENSIBLE REDHORN!
Acts of torture, murder, and blackmail grip a city.
And the man drawn to it, beckoned to observe and report on it, is the only one who may be able to stop it.