Born To Die by George A Bernstein Too many infant boys of Palm Beach gentry are dying of Sudden Infant Death Syndrome (SIDS). Only obstetrics nurse, Casey Jansson, is suspicious. Al Warner, crack Miami Homicide detective, is inactive, languishing on medical leave after a deadly shootout with a serial killer, “The Angel of Death.” Warner meets Casey at a local pub. Learning of the SIDS deaths from her, Warner concedes it sounds more than coincidental, but can find no obvious Motive or … [Read more...] about Born To Die by George A Bernstein
The lord by Gregg E. Brickman
This book is bargain priced from 02/13/2014 until 02/14/2018 A deranged killer with a vengeful agenda stalks prey in the recesses of South Florida's Medical Center by the Sea. A card with a Biblical verse signed the lord links the victims. Nightshift nursing supervisor, Miki Murphy, is near each murder, leading homicide detectives to consider her a suspect. But Miki is also on the lord's list. The killer strikes at Miki and misses. When she calls the police, they are skeptical, forcing Miki … [Read more...] about The lord by Gregg E. Brickman
The 6 Stages of Personal Change: What Writers Need to Know – Guest Post by Peter Palmieri @ppalmierimd
“I still don’t know what I was waiting for…” Changes – David Bowie The cornerstone of a good story is a compelling protagonist who must overcome seemingly insurmountable obstacles to achieve a worthy goal or find the solution to a troubling problem. To make it a great story, the protagonist must undergo personal change in the process (comic book superheroes and detectives a la Sherlock Holmes are notable exceptions to this rule). Meaningful personal change is the price protagonists must pay to … [Read more...] about The 6 Stages of Personal Change: What Writers Need to Know – Guest Post by Peter Palmieri @ppalmierimd
