The Perfect Solution: A Suspense of Choices

by Ey Wade

The Perfect Solution, A suspenseful analysis of choices and how those choices affect the people around us. Three year old, Brhin-Kristoffer Teddi is stalked and mistakenly given to the stalker by his pre-school teacher.
Mona Boots saw him, chose him as her own, and walked out of his daycare with him in her arms. This choice is traumatizing to a single mother, unimaginable to an accused father, and detrimental to a child’s safety.

The Perfect Solution- terrifying look into the world of childcare, its weaknesses and the terrible cost of those weaknesses.

**** Crossing the room to the coat closet, Stephanie reached in and removed the jacket from the hook bearing Brhin's name. A folded piece of paper fluttered unnoticed from his pocket and onto the floor. Before being carried out of the room, Brhin tearfully begged the teacher to call his mother. The misery in his little eyes tugged at Ms. Franklin's heart and she took a step towards him. Nearing the woman's right shoulder, Stephanie watched the tears roll down Brhin's cheeks and a rush of doubt crawled up her spine.
"Ma'am? Maybe I..." she reached to remove the child from the lady's grasp, but was interrupted by the woman abruptly sidestepping and walking towards the door, saying 'I can't stop now, I have to take him' as she walked out of the room. Increasing her pace, she rushed down the hallway and practically ran out of the double-glass doors.
A myriad of questions began swirling around Stephanie's brain. What have I done? What was I thinking? Did I do the right thing?

332 pages, Kindle Edition

Published December 12, 2013

About the author

Knowing Ey as a writer and author is like cracking an egg’s shell in the air and wondering how far the splatter will spread. Wait, that’s kind of like knowing her as a person. She's like all over the board and always working on three to five projects at a time. Ey doesn't favorite spot in which to write and claims...

"My most exciting view is pointed at the keyboard. When an idea enters my head, I just flow with it. I haven’t been able to conform my writing to any specific pattern. I am more than often working on one story and the characters from another will just be dying to get my attention and I have to go into their world."
And I have a fan group, where people have joined!!! I'm honored and truly appreciative. https://www.facebook.com/groups/14240...