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Strings Attached: Another Adventure of James Magnum Cook
Photographer James Magnum Cook has a special fan. She is his assistant, office manager, and right-hand man. But, he hasn't noticed she's the woman in love with him.
His musician friends have seen the hints, and hire them to guard a rare guitar while they are on tour. All the while, they play matchmaking practical jokes and pranks to get them together.
When the guitar is stolen on their watch, they follow the clues to find the classic rare guitar, and on the way, they find true love.
His musician friends have seen the hints, and hire them to guard a rare guitar while they are on tour. All the while, they play matchmaking practical jokes and pranks to get them together.
When the guitar is stolen on their watch, they follow the clues to find the classic rare guitar, and on the way, they find true love.
150 pages, Kindle Edition
Published October 11, 2018
About the author
Douglas Daech
8 books8 followersGrowing up in the 70’s, sci-fi television and my generation came of age together. The Bionic Man expanded our minds and showed us what future technology could do, while Von Daniken piqued our curiosity by showing us past technological marvels in “Chariots of the Gods”. And, that beat up old paperback “Think and Grow Rich” convinced us we could do anything!
John-Boy Walton was the one who led me to write. His smooth voice, full of 20/20 wisdom and confidence drew me into the Walton family story. Every week a new story entertained us and those weekly segments of life guided me to shorter stories, rather than longer ones. Similar to John-Boy’s family, mine was large too. As the second youngest of eight kids, I fancied myself to be the writer of the family. Just as in the Walton family, all of the kids grew up and went their own way, becoming chefs, truckers, medical workers, factory workers and more. Here I am, still trying to be a writer and thanking John-Boy every time I start a new project.
John-Boy Walton was the one who led me to write. His smooth voice, full of 20/20 wisdom and confidence drew me into the Walton family story. Every week a new story entertained us and those weekly segments of life guided me to shorter stories, rather than longer ones. Similar to John-Boy’s family, mine was large too. As the second youngest of eight kids, I fancied myself to be the writer of the family. Just as in the Walton family, all of the kids grew up and went their own way, becoming chefs, truckers, medical workers, factory workers and more. Here I am, still trying to be a writer and thanking John-Boy every time I start a new project.
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