Fletcher: 1215 books

Nothing is what it seems, and dead bodies abound in this classic 1920 murder mystery from the British crime author and journalist, J.S. Fletcher.

"The Borough Treasurer" (1921) by J.S. Fletcher is a tale of blackmail, murder and a secret quarry. He has quite a large cast of interesting characters in this one, and manages to bring them all to life with great detail. This novel tales place in an obscure small town by the Yorkshire moors...

This novel, which appeared in 1921, has a fascinating setting - South Paddington, home to working people and shopkeepers of various cultures and languages. Struggling writers also like the neighborhood for its cheap lodgings and eating places. The Jewish community dominates the novel. But while contemporary...

In the heart of London, John Ashton--the man from Australia--has been murdered. It seems clear that the motive was not robbery, and as he apparently had no acquaintances in town, the exposure of the murderer appears hopeless. Nevertheless, Mr. Fletcher accomplishes it in a story that keeps the reader...

Quand le passé ressurgit… Complice malgré elle, Carla Cassidy Nous avons beaucoup en commun, vous et moi… Les yeux écarquillés par la peur, Georgina serre à le broyer l’écouteur du téléphone. A l’autre bout du fil, la voix du tueur en série résonne dans le bureau du FBI de...

This is a compilation of stories that I have created during my first year at FullSail university. The three short stories that have been included are The Heist, Rules, and Fireworks. The Heist is a short story written in a high fantasy, western European-style world. A wizard, a thief, and a barbarian...

She couldn't handle one small town, how is she going to save the world? Janet Jones has reached the end of the road. Literally.Jane (to her friends) is a headstrong 18-year-old with Asperger's Syndrome who is fleeing from the ghosts of her past. Her one simple goal is to find her place...

Thirty-one days.A collection of thirty-one stories written entirely in July 2016 during Flash Fiction Month. Includes two extra stories written in the fall of 2016.

A woman finds a Death Curse symbol scratched into the soap scum around her sink. A young boy watches his family fall apart after the death of his father. A butterfly chrysalis hatches, under the watchful eye of a hungry cat, and a teenage grim reaper’s job is made harder by the boy who can see...

The agony of defeat never felt so real. Never in a million years did Jessica Kaufman think she would be divorced from her real-estate mogul husband and left to raise four young daughters on her own in an affluent Atlanta subdivision. The very last thing she expects is an encounter with her...

Everyone in Nashville knows Georgia Clay. He's the handsome, award-winning songwriter rubbing elbows with the elite stars of country music. An incredible talent in his own right, Clay has always hesitated to step into the spotlight on his own for fear his debilitating childhood secret will...

First rule in business – never let them see you with your pants down. Hartford Parker is a disgraced real estate broker hiding out in his sister's condo in suburban Atlanta. Swearing off women after an embarrassing indiscretion at a black-tie event, Hart now indulges in drinking and working...

In the tradition of Jean Auel's Clan of the Cave Bear**, Fletcher Anthony brings us a magical world inhabited by the spirits.** The world of ancient Indonesia, and modern-day Gondwanaland: Australia. Thousands of years ago, the People lived and worshipped their gods in the rainforests of the...

Teething Problems is a descent in to the consciousness of the narrator, a young man in his early twenties, after his life is upended by the discovery that his conception was the result of his mother being unfaithful to her then husband of less than a year and the realization that his hero dad is not his dad.