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Success
Stories:
Evelyn
Schneider
"She's
got
an
active imagination," my mother used to say
with a shrug. But when I
said I wanted to be a writer, I felt the pat
on my head and heard the
sigh. "Of course, you will, dear."
So,
I
became an
accountant.
Two-bit Dancing
Han
Ascano is a
computer genius employed by a prestigious
bi-coastal firm. On weekends
he dances in an exotic strip bar. Angela
Louie is a recently unemployed
mother of teenagers struggling to make ends
meet. Right now she's
entering an upscale hotel fidgeting with an
escort service's business
card. She has, of course, no idea of the
impact her lapse in
commonsense will have.
Tom
Lawson is
working on a case to reunite a parent with
his children. He couldn't
have anticipated the ethical dilemma he's
about to face. And he isn't
prepared for the anger, or the passion. What
should be a routine
investigation, instead, rouses monsters.
Two-bit
Dancing is available at all major
on-line bookstores:
www.amazon.com
and www.BarnesandNoble.com.
You can read the first chapter by going to www.xlibris.com/TwobitDancing.html.
Learn
more about the book and its author at: http://twobitdancing.com
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