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The Sign-Maker
Willis makes signs for a living. Now that he blames his mother's doctor for her death, he drives around with a sign proclaiming this everywhere he goes. But when a hospital administrator arrives at his door with an uncomfortable revelation about what he claims is the true cause of her death, Willis knows time is running out for him to get revenge. For there is one final sign he plans to unveil, and nothing short of his own death will stop him from doing so...even if it means he must leave a trail of dead bodies in his wake.
15 pages, Kindle Edition
First published March 7, 2011
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May 18, 2011
A very good short story that kinda leaves you feeling kinda sorry for Willis, the lead character.
Willis believes the doctors are responsible for the death of his mother and drives round with a sign in the back of his car stating this fact. Willis has 'a plan' for revenge and when a representitive of the the hospital turns up on his doorstep with proof of what really happened Willis's hand is forced and the plan kicks into motion.
Very well told story. I am looking forward to reading more of this authors works.
Willis believes the doctors are responsible for the death of his mother and drives round with a sign in the back of his car stating this fact. Willis has 'a plan' for revenge and when a representitive of the the hospital turns up on his doorstep with proof of what really happened Willis's hand is forced and the plan kicks into motion.
Very well told story. I am looking forward to reading more of this authors works.
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