About This Book
Stories of St. Isidore The people of St. Isidore lie to each other, kidnap each other, murder each other and of course they have sex, wild BDSM sex ,with each other in this collection of dark, and sometimes cold, dark, humorous short stories. Stories of St. Isidore, the second book in the St. Isidore Collection will introduce you to: Anne: An inventor, entrepreneur and dominatrix who has survived abuse and neglect. Anne raised a family, dumped a husband and found a boyfriend she is making perfect. Adam: A Baby Boomer who has always wanted to be a cop but settles for being the owner of St. Isidore’s only book store, The Reading Room. More importantly, Adam is the Yin to Anne’s Yang. Tim: Like Anne and Adam, he is a Baby Boomer, but he is also extremely twisted. Tim is a sex-crazed, lonely heart high school biology teacher surrounded by teenage girls. It is even better than the wild world of sex he found on the internet. Cheryl: Tim’s first and last real girlfriend, she could have warned St. Isidore about what he was doing, if only she had survived. And, we have our cast of supporting players: Paul: Tim’s best friend, until the end, he helps Tim dump Cheryl and warns him about Janice. Janice: This is the girl who Tim thinks will be perfect for him. He is sure she won’t mess it up. Guess what? Lumpy Doolan: St. Isidore’s police chief, Lumpy gave up trying to get people to stop using his nickname in high school. He knows something evil is going on in Anne’s house. He can smell the sex. Bradford Glasscock: The gay son of the only undertaker in St. Isidore, Bradford has his problems. After all, he grew up sleeping in a house filled with dead and grieving people. And then there is the gay thing, too. Cathy, Tom, Phil, Janice and Mary Ann: These four St. Isidorians have been lying to each other and themselves since high school. You are not going to believe (and they never would either) where this is going to take them. St. Isidore is a character in itself in all of the books in the Collection series. It is a sad little town, as dysfunctional as the people who live in it. St.Isidore is an old, rusty, broken down, dark, verging on evil ,city. Just like the people who live there. However, life is going to get better soon in St. Isidore because of death. Stories of St. Isidore is a prequel to the first book in the St.Isidore Collection, Sometimes Things Break. It is also a great preview of what you will find in the third book in the series, The Suicide Forest. Welcome to St. Isidore.
