Murder in St. Luietz: Guns - Stilettos & Money

Richard Nurse

May 2015 · The Antique Poet

About this ebook

 Special Agent Deborah BeGoud, uses a backdoor method to kill a committee vote on a contract in the U. S. Senate. Done out of the love for her husband, and to protect him from possible criminal prosecution, little does she know that her actions will backfire. Triggering savage and gruesome murders on the island of St. Luietz, the emotional loss of her husband, and involve both Washington and Moscow to become involved.

About the author

 About the Author

I have always allowed my imagination to have free reign. It has allowed me to write in a way that I enjoy.  I simply sit in front of my computer, today, or with a paper and pen when I was younger, (And no not a quill pen) and let the words flow out to tell whatever story my imagination has created.  

I never know until I start writing what form it will take. It may come out as a rant, (and go nowhere) or as a blog, a poem, a short story, of a full length book or books.  Yes I did say poetry, and I know a couple of English teachers where I went to high school that, either just rolled over in their grave, or fainted.  English, as far as writing goes, with all of it rules regarding; verbs, adverbs, dangling participial, nouns, prepositions etc. made about as much sense to me at Latin I did. (All 3 times I took it.) And according to my editor, it still doesn’t.

(Bill Murray recently tweeted “I don’t have bad hand writing. I have my own Font”).  I love that line, and it ties in very nicely with my own philosophy. “Let your participial’s dangle. Set your imagination free.”

I was fortunate to learn that writing was an effective form of therapy for me. It allowed me to make it through those last few years of my career. When I was ready to retire, but the rules said I was not old enough to do so. 

I have continued my therapy since I retired, and in the last ten years I have written and published over twenty novels, and or short stories under two different pen-names. After reading a line, that basically said, (if you wrote it and are proud of it, put your name on it.} I have made the decision to publish my new works under my own name.

 

Richard Nurse