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Sludge
Cicely was a great mother and she loved and adored her children. Overjoyed by the courts decision during a very nasty divorce case, she was finally granted custody of her two children. Devoted to starting a new life together, she purchased a very nice but older cosmopolitan home in an upscale community in Miami, Florida but within the home main water line, something deplorable contaminated the water supply, which placed all of their lives in jeopardy.
Published January 14, 2014
About the author
Debbie Lacy
76 books4 followers Debbie Lacy is a Mystery/Suspense, Thriller and Romance writer. She's also written several ebooks for children.
Born in the United States (May 13) Mother's day, a former resident of Houston, Texas, now a current East Texan. Married with three lovely daughters. In 1983 studied at the University of Saint Thomas in Computer Science Technology, Houston, Texas and since then developed a passion for Mystery/Suspense and poetry writing but her busy schedule hindered much required devotion to her penmanship.
In 2004, Debbie Lacy won 3rd place in her first poetry writing contest for the beautiful poem entitled "Black Essence", which was quite an inspiring accomplishment for the new writer.
In 2005, Debbie Lacy became even more inspired and began writing numerous of whimsical mystery ebook short stories, created, imaged designed and self-published by the writer. Her very first mystery was entitled "Bugs", shortly afterward "Dreams", "Faces", "Flight 117", "Indian Chief", "The Haunted Church" and "Weeds" just to name a few.
In 2008, Debbie Lacy won 2nd place in her first short story contest for her childhood fiction story entitled, "Little Dolls."
In 2013, Debbie Lacy won 1st place in the fun Mystery Sequel Contest - Writer's Haute-Wire Magazine for the most request for a sequel of her mystery ebook, "If I Could Be a Fly on the Wall."
Since 2010, Debbie Lacy has been applying a mixture of her skills in more realistic short story writing such as "I Should Have Killed You", "The Concealed Government", "Satellites in Orbit", "Not You!", "Elements of Love", "EGGS", "You Can't Hide From God" and "No Shade is Better Than the Other". She is currently holding as "Author of the Month" for the past several months on the website "Freestories.com", a reader's blog website for her many poems and short stories. Remarkably, she is advancing in her marketable success accumulating great reviews from readers and fans all around the world.
Born in the United States (May 13) Mother's day, a former resident of Houston, Texas, now a current East Texan. Married with three lovely daughters. In 1983 studied at the University of Saint Thomas in Computer Science Technology, Houston, Texas and since then developed a passion for Mystery/Suspense and poetry writing but her busy schedule hindered much required devotion to her penmanship.
In 2004, Debbie Lacy won 3rd place in her first poetry writing contest for the beautiful poem entitled "Black Essence", which was quite an inspiring accomplishment for the new writer.
In 2005, Debbie Lacy became even more inspired and began writing numerous of whimsical mystery ebook short stories, created, imaged designed and self-published by the writer. Her very first mystery was entitled "Bugs", shortly afterward "Dreams", "Faces", "Flight 117", "Indian Chief", "The Haunted Church" and "Weeds" just to name a few.
In 2008, Debbie Lacy won 2nd place in her first short story contest for her childhood fiction story entitled, "Little Dolls."
In 2013, Debbie Lacy won 1st place in the fun Mystery Sequel Contest - Writer's Haute-Wire Magazine for the most request for a sequel of her mystery ebook, "If I Could Be a Fly on the Wall."
Since 2010, Debbie Lacy has been applying a mixture of her skills in more realistic short story writing such as "I Should Have Killed You", "The Concealed Government", "Satellites in Orbit", "Not You!", "Elements of Love", "EGGS", "You Can't Hide From God" and "No Shade is Better Than the Other". She is currently holding as "Author of the Month" for the past several months on the website "Freestories.com", a reader's blog website for her many poems and short stories. Remarkably, she is advancing in her marketable success accumulating great reviews from readers and fans all around the world.
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