Winter Wonderland
by T. Lee Harris
Price: $1.49 USD. 18530 words.
Published on August 20, 2010. Fiction.
Winter has Louisville, in its grip and former FBI agent, Dallas Powell, has his hands full with car trouble, cat trouble and trying to keep the Derby City branch of Trueblood Investigations and Security, Inc. solvent. When a juicy insurance job comes his way, he jumps at it, but the discovery of a decades-old murder spawns a blizzard of violence and Dallas finds himself right in its path.
Location: United States
Member Since: Aug. 11, 2010
T. Lee Harris
Biography
T Lee Harris is both writer and illustrator. A graduate of Indiana University with a Bachelor of Fine Arts, Harris has put her degree to good use when illustrating, designing and publishing the Indian Creek Anthology series for the Southern Indiana Writers' Group and the Not From Around Here anthology for the Cincinnati Writers' Project. Using said diploma to fan bacon smoke away from the smoke alarm was merely an unexpected plus.
Harris has had work in print and online including smashwords.com, untreedreads.com, mystericale.com, the Indian Creek Anthology series and Wildside Press' Cat Tales 2. Her novella, "Winter Wonderland", featuring retired FBI agent, Dallas Powell, is available in both electronic and hardcopy. "Hanukkah Gelt", a short story featuring military intelligence officer turned archaeological photographer, Josh Katzen, is available through untreedreads.com. Her historical horror story, "Twenty-Seven Cents of Luck", was recently chosen for the premier issue of the e-magazine Wordmonger.
Harris has had work in print and online including smashwords.com, untreedreads.com, mystericale.com, the Indian Creek Anthology series and Wildside Press' Cat Tales 2. Her novella, "Winter Wonderland", featuring retired FBI agent, Dallas Powell, is available in both electronic and hardcopy. "Hanukkah Gelt", a short story featuring military intelligence officer turned archaeological photographer, Josh Katzen, is available through untreedreads.com. Her historical horror story, "Twenty-Seven Cents of Luck", was recently chosen for the premier issue of the e-magazine Wordmonger.
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