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Weeping Widows
Evelyn A. Archer named her detective agency "Undercover Operations" because catching lovers between the sheets with someone they're not committed to is her specialty. Two long years of marriage had taught her where her talents lie. Once her 8 x 10 glossies hit the divorce negotiation table, her client is guaranteed a pricey settlement. It’s enough to make even an optimist see the glass as half empty.
27 pages, Paperback
First published July 17, 2011
About the author
Debra R. Borys
12 books23 followersI have been reading since before I knew the alphabet, thanks to my mother who would read to me and always had great books on my toy shelves. Once I learned my ABCs, there was no holding me back from writing as well.
Mystery and suspense are my favorite genres to both read and write, but I also enjoy sci-fi and historical fiction. Dorothy Dunnett is my favorite historical author, for instance.
In addition to my STREET STORIES series, I have had several short stories published, most of them mysteries. I'm currently working on a cozy mystery series, which I plan to publish under my maiden name, Deb Donahue. My freelance business which currently focuses on writing or editing fiction for hire, but also includes a wide range of commercial writing as well: articles, news features, blogging, etc..
Mystery and suspense are my favorite genres to both read and write, but I also enjoy sci-fi and historical fiction. Dorothy Dunnett is my favorite historical author, for instance.
In addition to my STREET STORIES series, I have had several short stories published, most of them mysteries. I'm currently working on a cozy mystery series, which I plan to publish under my maiden name, Deb Donahue. My freelance business which currently focuses on writing or editing fiction for hire, but also includes a wide range of commercial writing as well: articles, news features, blogging, etc..
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