UNCLE TOM: A Short Story

by J.J. Toner

Sebastian is a pawnbroker, but he’s also a peeping tom with a powerful pair of binoculars and a perfect view into an apartment across the street.

20 pages, Kindle Edition

Published October 24, 2015

About the author

After 27 years working with computers in a variety of industries: Oil exploration, pharma, hospitals, manufacturing, shipping etc., I retired early and began to write. I've been writing full time since 2007, and have completed hundreds of short stories and self-published 7 novels.

The Black Orchestra, a WW2 spy story set in Berlin.
The Wings of the Eagle (Black Orchestra #2)
A Postcard from Hamburg (Black Orchestra #3)
The Gingerbread Spy (Black Orchestra #4)

The Serpent's Egg (Red Orchestra WW2 spy thriller)

Irish detective thrillers:
Houdini's Handcuffs (Ben Jordan #1)
Find Emily (Ben Jordan #2)

My latest publications are 2 short novellas featuring Kriminalkommissar Saxon in pre-war Munich. Zugzwang and Queen Sacrifice and 2 short SF stories called Murder by Android and Rogue Android.

I live in Ireland.

Reviews

[Cathy McGough · Rating 5 out of 5]

From the first sentence it is clear that JJ Toner is a skilled writer. I don't want to give away any spoilers - suffice it to say that the sordid story of Uncle Tom will not disappoint.