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Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. Neuware - Flashes of Scribomancy is a collection of short fiction exploring the strange, the speculative, and the quietly unsettling.Spanning multiple forms and styles, this volume brings together traditional short stories, flash fiction, scripts, and experimental pieces, including microfiction, poetry, and interactive narrative. The collection also covers a wide range of genres including comedy, tragedy, western, science fiction, and fantasy. Some stories lean toward the eerie or supernatural; others toward the literary or darkly humorous. Together, they examine moments where ordinary lives intersect with the unexpected-where a single choice, encounter, or misstep can alter everything that follows.The collection is organized into five sections-Short Stories, Scripts, Micro Fiction, Experiments, and Bonus-each offering a different approach to storytelling while maintaining a consistent focus on character, consequence, and atmosphere.Included in the final section is a fully illustrated naturalist-style field guide written from the perspective of Sheriff Tom Bracken, a Florida county sheriff in 1883, providing a unique connection to the world of Cypress Run, the author's standalone mystery series.Flashes of Scribomancy will appeal to readers who enjoy literary short fiction with elements of the uncanny, varied narrative forms, and stories that balance structure with experimentation.…

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Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. Cypress Run is a character-driven swamp noir western featuring a heartwarming long-burn romance, an unforgettable found family, and a redemption-seeking lawman trying to build a new life and survive the untamed frontier of 1880s Florida. Also alligators.Tom Bracken was a good detective in Chicago. Good enough to know that if you're going to make enemies, you should do it spectacularly well or not at all.Which is how, in the winter of 1883, he finds himself exiled to Cypress Run, Florida: a swamp-soaked frontier town where the alligators outnumber the citizens, the politics are deadlier than the wildlife, and the most dangerously competent woman he's ever met spends most of her time calling him an idiot.(She's not entirely wrong.)He isn't prepared for the heat. He isn't prepared for the swamp. And he absolutely isn't prepared for Ellie Harper, a sharp-eyed nurse who sees straight through his charm and refuses to let him hide behind it.As the newly sworn-in sheriff of Cypress Run, Tom is completely out of his depth. In Chicago, he could read a crime scene like a poker hand. In Florida, he can't even eat an orange without nearly killing himself.But when a murdered surveyor turns up in the creek and railroad money begins shifting the balance of power, Tom realizes his exile isn't a punishment-it's a test.And the deeper he digs, the clearer it becomes that survival will require more than quick aim and quicker wit.In a town where the swamp devours the careless and politics devour the honest, Tom must decide if he's the sort of man who lets a little thing like Florida get the best of him-and whether he's brave enough to build a future with a woman who has dark secrets of her own.He'll need every trick he has to survive in Cypress Run-where the law runs brackish and relationships are murkier than swamp water. Banished to a volatile swamp town in 1880s Florida, a disgraced city detective must solve murders, survive frontier politics, and avoid the wildlife while earning redemption and finding his place in the South's version of the Wild West. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. Sheriff Tom Bracken never wanted to see another epidemic. Chicago taught him exactly how fast disease can turn order into ash. So when shipments begin disappearing and a fever outbreak erupts downriver in Port Calusa, he knows two things immediately: it's bad, and it's about to get worse.He tries to leave Ellie safely at home. Ellie-eight months pregnant and twice as stubborn-comes anyway.Port Calusa is nothing like Cypress Run. It's larger, wealthier, and balanced on the edge of catastrophe. As fever spreads through the docks and quarantine camps fill beyond capacity, Tom, Ellie, and Dr. Diego Delgado find themselves racing to save lives in a city where fear is becoming just as dangerous as disease.But epidemics have a way of exposing more than illness. Dockworkers vanish. Warehouses burn. Guards lie. And beneath the chaos, someone is using the crisis to hide crimes that reach far beyond the harbor.Worse, the signature on the plot is one Tom recognizes all too well.As storms gather over the Gulf and the death toll rises, Tom must navigate smugglers, traffickers, politicians, and enemies from his past-before the city tears itself apart, and before the powerful men using Port Calusa's suffering as an opportunity succeed in putting him six feet under.Cypress Tide is the second novel in the Cypress Run Quartet-a historical mystery series set in 1880s Florida-blending frontier adventure, medical thriller, and established romance with found family. And alligators. (And pirates?) A sheriff confronts a deadly outbreak and a criminal conspiracy in 1880s Florida. As a fever ravages a port city, he must unmask the powerful men exploiting the chaos before his own past buries him. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability. …

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. Flashes of Scribomancy is a collection of short fiction exploring the strange, the speculative, and the quietly unsettling.Spanning multiple forms and styles, this volume brings together traditional short stories, flash fiction, scripts, and experimental pieces, including microfiction, poetry, and interactive narrative. The collection also covers a wide range of genres including comedy, tragedy, western, science fiction, and fantasy. Some stories lean toward the eerie or supernatural; others toward the literary or darkly humorous. Together, they examine moments where ordinary lives intersect with the unexpected-where a single choice, encounter, or misstep can alter everything that follows.The collection is organized into five sections-Short Stories, Scripts, Micro Fiction, Experiments, and Bonus-each offering a different approach to storytelling while maintaining a consistent focus on character, consequence, and atmosphere.Included in the final section is a fully illustrated naturalist-style field guide written from the perspective of Sheriff Tom Bracken, a Florida county sheriff in 1883, providing a unique connection to the world of Cypress Run, the author's standalone mystery series.Flashes of Scribomancy will appeal to readers who enjoy literary short fiction with elements of the uncanny, varied narrative forms, and stories that balance structure with experimentation. A collection of short fiction exploring the strange, speculative, and fantastic through various forms and styles. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability. …

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Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. Sheriff Tom Bracken never wanted to see another epidemic. Chicago taught him exactly how fast disease can turn order into ash. So when shipments begin disappearing and a fever outbreak erupts downriver in Port Calusa, he knows two things immediately: it's bad, and it's about to get worse.He tries to leave Ellie safely at home. Ellie-eight months pregnant and twice as stubborn-comes anyway.Port Calusa is nothing like Cypress Run. It's larger, wealthier, and balanced on the edge of catastrophe. As fever spreads through the docks and quarantine camps fill beyond capacity, Tom, Ellie, and Dr. Diego Delgado find themselves racing to save lives in a city where fear is becoming just as dangerous as disease.But epidemics have a way of exposing more than illness. Dockworkers vanish. Warehouses burn. Guards lie. And beneath the chaos, someone is using the crisis to hide crimes that reach far beyond the harbor.Worse, the signature on the plot is one Tom recognizes all too well.As storms gather over the Gulf and the death toll rises, Tom must navigate smugglers, traffickers, politicians, and enemies from his past-before the city tears itself apart, and before the powerful men using Port Calusa's suffering as an opportunity succeed in putting him six feet under.Cypress Tide is the second novel in the Cypress Run Quartet-a historical mystery series set in 1880s Florida-blending frontier adventure, medical thriller, and established romance with found family. And alligators. (And pirates?) A sheriff confronts a deadly outbreak and a criminal conspiracy in 1880s Florida. As a fever ravages a port city, he must unmask the powerful men exploiting the chaos before his own past buries him. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability. …

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. Cypress Run is a character-driven swamp noir western featuring a heartwarming long-burn romance, an unforgettable found family, and a redemption-seeking lawman trying to build a new life and survive the untamed frontier of 1880s Florida. Also alligators.Tom Bracken was a good detective in Chicago. Good enough to know that if you're going to make enemies, you should do it spectacularly well or not at all.Which is how, in the winter of 1883, he finds himself exiled to Cypress Run, Florida: a swamp-soaked frontier town where the alligators outnumber the citizens, the politics are deadlier than the wildlife, and the most dangerously competent woman he's ever met spends most of her time calling him an idiot.(She's not entirely wrong.)He isn't prepared for the heat. He isn't prepared for the swamp. And he absolutely isn't prepared for Ellie Harper, a sharp-eyed nurse who sees straight through his charm and refuses to let him hide behind it.As the newly-sworn-in sheriff of Cypress Run, Tom is completely out of his depth. In Chicago, he could read a crime scene like a poker hand. In Florida, he can't even eat an orange without nearly killing himself.But when a murdered surveyor turns up in the creek and railroad money begins shifting the balance of power, Tom realizes his exile isn't a punishment-it's a test.And the deeper he digs, the clearer it becomes that survival will require more than quick aim and quicker wit.In a town where the swamp devours the careless and politics devour the honest, Tom must decide if he's the sort of man who lets a little thing like Florida get the best of him-and whether he's brave enough to build a future with a woman who has her own dark secrets to hide.He'll need every trick he has to survive in Cypress Run-where the law runs brackish and relationships are murkier than swamp water.This Large Print Edition has been formatted with size 16 font for improved readability. Banished to a volatile swamp town in 1880s Florida, a disgraced city detective must solve murders, survive frontier politics, and avoid the wildlife while earning redemption and finding his place in the South's version of the Wild West. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. Flashes of Scribomancy is a collection of short fiction exploring the strange, the speculative, and the quietly unsettling.Spanning multiple forms and styles, this volume brings together traditional short stories, flash fiction, scripts, and experimental pieces, including microfiction, poetry, and interactive narrative. The collection also covers a wide range of genres including comedy, tragedy, western, science fiction, and fantasy. Some stories lean toward the eerie or supernatural; others toward the literary or darkly humorous. Together, they examine moments where ordinary lives intersect with the unexpected-where a single choice, encounter, or misstep can alter everything that follows.The collection is organized into five sections-Short Stories, Scripts, Micro Fiction, Experiments, and Bonus-each offering a different approach to storytelling while maintaining a consistent focus on character, consequence, and atmosphere.Included in the final section is a fully illustrated naturalist-style field guide written from the perspective of Sheriff Tom Bracken, a Florida county sheriff in 1883, providing a unique connection to the world of Cypress Run, the author's standalone mystery series.Flashes of Scribomancy will appeal to readers who enjoy literary short fiction with elements of the uncanny, varied narrative forms, and stories that balance structure with experimentation. A collection of short fiction exploring the strange, speculative, and fantastic through various forms and styles. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability. …

Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. nach der Bestellung gedruckt Neuware - Printed after ordering - Cypress Run is a character-driven swamp noir western featuring a heartwarming long-burn romance, an unforgettable found family, and a redemption-seeking lawman trying to build a new life and survive the untamed frontier of 1880s Florida. Also alligators.Tom Bracken was a good detective in Chicago. Good enough to know that if you're going to make enemies, you should do it spectacularly well or not at all.Which is how, in the winter of 1883, he finds himself exiled to Cypress Run, Florida: a swamp-soaked frontier town where the alligators outnumber the citizens, the politics are deadlier than the wildlife, and the most dangerously competent woman he's ever met spends most of her time calling him an idiot.(She's not entirely wrong.)He isn't prepared for the heat. He isn't prepared for the swamp. And he absolutely isn't prepared for Ellie Harper, a sharp-eyed nurse who sees straight through his charm and refuses to let him hide behind it.As the newly sworn-in sheriff of Cypress Run, Tom is completely out of his depth. In Chicago, he could read a crime scene like a poker hand. In Florida, he can't even eat an orange without nearly killing himself.But when a murdered surveyor turns up in the creek and railroad money begins shifting the balance of power, Tom realizes his exile isn't a punishment-it's a test.And the deeper he digs, the clearer it becomes that survival will require more than quick aim and quicker wit.In a town where the swamp devours the careless and politics devour the honest, Tom must decide if he's the sort of man who lets a little thing like Florida get the best of him-and whether he's brave enough to build a future with a woman who has dark secrets of her own.He'll need every trick he has to survive in Cypress Run-where the law runs brackish and relationships are murkier than swamp water.…

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. Cypress Run is a character-driven swamp noir western featuring a heartwarming long-burn romance, an unforgettable found family, and a redemption-seeking lawman trying to build a new life and survive the untamed frontier of 1880s Florida. Also alligators.Tom Bracken was a good detective in Chicago. Good enough to know that if you're going to make enemies, you should do it spectacularly well or not at all.Which is how, in the winter of 1883, he finds himself exiled to Cypress Run, Florida: a swamp-soaked frontier town where the alligators outnumber the citizens, the politics are deadlier than the wildlife, and the most dangerously competent woman he's ever met spends most of her time calling him an idiot.(She's not entirely wrong.)He isn't prepared for the heat. He isn't prepared for the swamp. And he absolutely isn't prepared for Ellie Harper, a sharp-eyed nurse who sees straight through his charm and refuses to let him hide behind it.As the newly sworn-in sheriff of Cypress Run, Tom is completely out of his depth. In Chicago, he could read a crime scene like a poker hand. In Florida, he can't even eat an orange without nearly killing himself.But when a murdered surveyor turns up in the creek and railroad money begins shifting the balance of power, Tom realizes his exile isn't a punishment-it's a test.And the deeper he digs, the clearer it becomes that survival will require more than quick aim and quicker wit.In a town where the swamp devours the careless and politics devour the honest, Tom must decide if he's the sort of man who lets a little thing like Florida get the best of him-and whether he's brave enough to build a future with a woman who has dark secrets of her own.He'll need every trick he has to survive in Cypress Run-where the law runs brackish and relationships are murkier than swamp water. Banished to a volatile swamp town in 1880s Florida, a disgraced city detective must solve murders, survive frontier politics, and avoid the wildlife while earning redemption and finding his place in the South's version of the Wild West. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.…