The Cherry on His Cigar
The Cherry on His Cigar

Author: J A Stevens

Publisher: Xlibris Corporation

Published: 2014-05-02

Total Pages: 383

ISBN-13: 1493184032

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Winston D. Brownstone. Radically insane from birth, his extreme intelligence however, empowered him to fore-think his crimes from a very early age and over the years, murdered countless men and women. Brutal and bloody their deaths, and he enjoyed every moment, especially defiling the dead bodies in the most lurid, carnal manner imaginable, but, no longer confident in his superior mastery of eluding authorities, his intellect suddenly unable to curb the unfamiliar anxiety crushing his capability to reason, because now, the rabies virus completely infected his mind. THE CHERRY ON HIS CIGAR spans thirteen years, propelling the reader on a roller-coaster ride filled with passion, love, hate, fear and vengeance, journeying across America, down along the coast of Costa Rica, over to American Samoa and up through The Bering Strait.

The Ladies Lindores
The Ladies Lindores

Author: Mrs. Oliphant

Publisher: Good Press

Published: 2023-12-15

Total Pages: 539

ISBN-13:

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"The Ladies Lindores" is a historical novel by Mrs. Oliphant. This carefully crafted Good Press ebook is formatted for your eReader with a functional and detailed table of contents. Extract: "It was not, however, with any sound of wheels, triumphal or otherwise, that young Erskine approached his father's house. It was all new and strange to him; the hills—the broad and wealthy carses through which he had passed—the noble Firth, half sea half river, which he had crossed over in his way—all appeared to him like landscapes in a dream, places he had seen before, though he could not tell how or when. It was afternoon when he reached Dunearn, which was the nearest place of any importance. He had chosen to stop there instead of at the little country station a few miles farther on, which was proper for Dalrulzian. This caprice had moved him, much in the same way as a prince had sometimes been moved to wander about incognito, and glean the opinions of his public as to his own character and proceedings."