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Death's Memory

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Panic strikes as a man wakes to find a dead body - and no answers. Has he been framed? A knock at the door triggers a series of events threatening to expose the truth...and the identity of the murderer.

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First published July 11, 2010

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Matt D. Williams

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Matt Williams is a Canadian independent author from Welland, Ontario. He is the creator of the Jak Phoenix space adventure series, spawning two full-length novels and a short story with several more books planned for the series.

Growing up, Matt’s main love was the television and movies of the 80’s and 90’s, like Star Wars, Star Trek, Back to the Future, Indiana Jones and countless other TV shows and films. His love of unbridled adventure spills into his novels, where the focus is letting both the reader and the characters have fun together, sharing in the dangerous dilemmas and daring escapes before kicking back for a cold drink.

When he's not writing or working, Matt likes to try to save time for hiking, reading, playing guitar and spending time with his wonderful wife.

Matt is always available to speak about his work. You can find him on Twitter (@mattwilliams79) on Facebook (www.facebook.com/mattdwilliamsauthor) and on his website at www.mattdwilliamsonline.com. Drop by anytime.

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June 21, 2013
Keeping in mind that Death's Memory is a short story it had a pretty good premise. However, this is one of those short stories that I think would have better either a little bit longer or as a book. It being a short story did not give it the detail that it needed to be a truly entertaining read. The idea of a person waking up next to a dead body and not remembering anything about that night or who they are prior to waking up, is a really good idea, however it needs depth. It left the reader with more questions that it should have and it just kind of ended. If a reader has a few minutes and wants a book that is a quick read, that leaves with questions to the point of frustration, then this is the book for them.
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