Who Said Life Was Easy?

An intriguing collection of short stories comprising Murder, Mystery and Suspense. The author has included stories with alternative endings and others conclude with a surprise twist. Once you start reading this captivating collection of fifteen short stories you will want to keep turning the pages until you reach the end. At Death’s Door: A young girl fed up with her parents and friends decides on a course of action that could have deadly effects. Confession: A man wants to make a confession that could make the Priest search his humanity. Decisions: A woman befriends a prisoner serving time for murder but will the friendship continue after he is released. Doctor on call: A doctor reluctantly pays a house call for an over-protective mother. Murderous Thoughts: A regular game of cards turns into something far more deadly. Revenge: Ghostly goings on in the manor house. Supper Time: A woman feeds her cats an interesting meal. Teddy: A childhood toy holds the key to convicting a nasty child molester. Strained Relationships: A man receives a letter at breakfast time that will change his life. Screw Up: Plotting a murder is not as easy as it might appear. Nosy: A next door neighbour gets too nosy. The Perfect Plan: It isn’t as easy as you might think to come up with the perfect plan. Deadly Memories: As an old man approaches death he wants to confess his crime. Toying with Murder: Two friends play at getting away with murder. The End: What’s the best way to kill an old friend?