Miki has taught at Writer's Digest University for more than a decade and a half. She's had novels and writing instructionals in print and won an Edgar for a short story of hers that appeared in an anthology. Her latest novel out is a science fiction fantasy: Question Woman & Howling Sky, set in the Southwestern US after the Disasters.
The first short mystery story in the continuing saga of amateur detective Miriam Obadah, a woman from Ghana who lives in Harlem with her husband, Kofi, and co-wife, Nana. Download the anthology for other good reads. Five of the 11 stories in the anthology appeared in Alfred Hitchcock Mystery Magazine.
This story is based on the premise that a blood test mandated for U.S. citizens at age 40 will predict the time frame and cause of their eventual deaths. The author is an Edgar short story winner published in speculative and mystery genres among others.
When a man is found dead at his doorstep on the edge of Walden Pond, naturalist and writer Henry David Thoreau follows his highly developed moral compass to track down the killer. A short story by an Edgar short story winner.
Price:
$3.99 USD.
Words: 72,070.
Language:
English.
Originally Published: September 24, 2011
by
G Miki Hayden.
Categories:
Fiction » Religious
(5.00 from 1 review)
*Jesus of Nazareth, Boy and Man: A Novel of the Lost Years* by the award-winning short story writer and novelist G. Miki Hayden tells the story of Jesus from his early preaching as a boy in the Temple to his discovery of who he is in relationship to "our Father." A lifelong spiritual student, Hayden has researched the period in depth along with the Jewish culture of the time.