Headache

by Jason Foux

Jack Rutton only speaks to his estranged son once a year, at Christmas. He works as an accountant at the same job he's held for over a decade. And he is plagued by increasingly more terrible headaches. But Jack has a new problem; he can't remember anything that happened during the last eight days.

What begins as a typical week at work, quickly turns into an obsessive quest to determine what happened to cause him to lose his memory and to discover who is responsible.

As his suspicions mount and his headaches intensify, Jack spirals helplessly downward toward dreadful answers to questions he will soon wish he had never asked.

170 pages, Unknown Binding

First published September 10, 2007

About the author

Jason Foux is a self-styled adventurer and writer. He is making his life by pursuing renegade adventures and treating his writing with the same enthusiasm and curiosity of 'what if'.

Pocket Novels, the reinvention of the Dime Novels of old, is one way Jason is shaking up the writing world and getting stories into the hands of his readers: http://pocketnovelpublishing.com/

You can also check out his self published work here: http://www.lulu.com/spotlight/trolligans

Jason Foux participates each year in NaNoWriMo and has started his own writing challenge, WriDaNoJu (Write a Damn Novel in June) http://wridanoju.forumotion.com/

Stay updated with his current adventures in life and writing by reading his blog: newanderthal.blogspot.com