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A couples massage destined to end in murder. A meddlesome mother-in-law that invites herself in at the worst possible time. A gym visit hazardous to one's health. Jackson Banks’s suburban life is anything but mundane, but ordinary all the same. In his debut collection of comical short stories, Banks explores the absurdity of modern day life in a way that is guaranteed to keep the reader entertained and laughing with each page.
126 pages, Paperback
Published June 30, 2016
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Jackson Banks
6 books13 followersJackson Banks is the pen name for a writer and trial lawyer who lives in Raleigh, North Carolina with his family. He uses his real life experiences and adventures to create a variety of stories across multiple genres, including thrillers, humor, romance, and non-fiction. Jackson is a member of the International Thriller Writers and the Freelancer's Union.
When not writing or spending time with his family, Jackson enjoys a variety of outdoor adventure activities and cooking to stay inspired.
Jackson's debut thriller novel, Alligator River, is available now. Make sure to visit his website and sign up for his newsletter for updates, sales information, and and other useful information.
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August 28, 2016
This is a cute, short, novella length book ( as I'd describe the length) with about 14 short essays, true events for most part, with cat involved
It's quick reading if you're traveling by bus or train to or from work, or to read a few each night. They're not overly detailed with extra words or adjectives, just nice, quick essays about times in the author's life with different people such as his wife, or friends, his mood & gets his cat becomes somehow involved in each story
A cute book for all readers of all ages. I was given a digital copy of this book by the author, who suggested I read/review his book, but wasn't pushy about it. In return I've written an honest review
It's quick reading if you're traveling by bus or train to or from work, or to read a few each night. They're not overly detailed with extra words or adjectives, just nice, quick essays about times in the author's life with different people such as his wife, or friends, his mood & gets his cat becomes somehow involved in each story
A cute book for all readers of all ages. I was given a digital copy of this book by the author, who suggested I read/review his book, but wasn't pushy about it. In return I've written an honest review
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