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The Second Shift

A vacuum furnace that goes cold at seven in the evening comes up at twenty past three in the morning, twice a month, and has done for six years.

Written by Barron Darby.

111 pages, ebook

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Barron Darby

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Barron Darby writes and produces audiobooks and ebooks under the Books By Barron imprint, across four lines.

WHERE ARE THEY NOW? is a documentary series about what happens to people after the cameras leave. Child stars, sitcom actors, soap opera stars, one-hit wonders, MTV VJs, reality television, and professional athletes across football, basketball, soccer, wrestling and boxing. Each episode is a long-form narrated investigation built from public sources and researched current to the week it is released, and each one ends in the same place: what the money did, who was left holding it, and who paid for the after.

LOVE STORIES takes one marriage at a time and tells it properly. Barack and Michelle Obama, Ozzy and Sharon Osbourne, Gordon and Tana Ramsay, Warren Buffett and Astrid Menks, Emperor Naruhito and Empress Masako, Volodymyr and Olena Zelenska, and dozens more.

The SUSPENSE THRILLERS are built around ordinary institutions and the paperwork inside them. A spillway, a listening room, a certificate of occupancy, an appraisal, an inventory, a group text. The horror in these books is procedural, and the villain usually has a filing system.

The LIFESTYLE line is practical and unglamorous on purpose: living abroad on two thousand five hundred dollars a month, living at sea for the same, and getting further on two percent more effort.

He is a publishing engineer as much as a writer, and the production line behind these books is as deliberate as the books themselves.

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