This weekend
stop by Let's Steep at Peddler's Village in Lahaska, PA to meet authors K.
Edwin Fritz and Mary Ellen Springsteen on Saturday and James Hockenberry on
Sunday. Here's a taste of what you're in store for:
Excerpt
from "Man Hunt" by K. Edwin Frtiz
"I
am sorry for my crime, woman. I beg for your forgiveness. I - "
The rope
was yanked higher, and he screamed. "Do not ask for my forgiveness, pig," the woman crooned in her chandelier
voice. "I was not your
victim." She tugged the rope again, and something in the man's shoulder
popped as his body twisted like a corpse on a gallows.
Excerpt
from "Cyber Match" by Mary
Ellen Springsteen
Sammy Jo
Turner wanted to swallow ... or scream for help, but the sock covered by duct
tape prevented her from doing either. Wrists and ankles padlocked to a chair,
pain trickled through her body with every move. Squirming in her seat merely
enhanced her fatigue. The shackles would not budge.
Excerpt
from "Over Here" by James Hockenberry
The big
man in the black hat and coat stood alone and watched the Kirk Oswald sail out of New York Harbor. His mouth turned up in his
corrupted version of a smile. He was confident the Kirk Oswald, loaded with food supplies, would never reach its
destination in Archangel, Russia. He knew what no one on board the ship knew - his
agents had buried powerful incendiary bombs inside four sugar bags. They were
timed to explode when the Kirk Oswald
neared Archangel.
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