Boot Points

A Short Story from the Deadwood Humorous Mystery Series, Deadwood Shorts, Book 2

De: Ann Charles

Narrado por: Lisa Larsen

It's not really about the boots … or is it? Boot Points is a set of short tales about Violet Parker's purple boots. It is set in the story time between the third and fourth books in the Deadwood Mystery series. Each tale not only explains more of Violet's history, but also shows the role each character plays in Violet's life. In addition to this short story, there is a deleted scene from Nearly Departed in Deadwood, the first book in the Deadwood Mystery Series. Also, there are three short stories called "Dancing with Dialogue," "Rainstorms," and "Metro Madness" pulled from Ann's short story vault.

©2013 Ann Charles (P)2014 Ann Charles

Great!

I love this series. The writing is Whitty and captivating. I was pleasantly surprised with the series.

Thanks for sharing

I’ve really enjoyed this series so far. I love the humor in the many twists. I am grateful that many of the books are in the special section so I was able to sample the writing and enjoy your work. I too am not a really big fan of more explicit intimacy, but I honor the authors artistic license and I just fast forward, hoping I don’t miss major theme lines. Thanks again for riding boot points. I don’t understand why the subject matter wouldn’t have worked in the book, but then again I’m not an author or a writer, and it’s really cool to see the behind the scene development of this series and your writing skills.

not a fan

I am not liking these short stories in this series. I just makes things confusing and/or does not hold intrest because it does not relate. They need to stop adding these in.

Narrator not good

I could not listen to narrator. Had to stop 1o mins into listening narrator changed the whole tone of the story.

I absolutely loved this short book

In addition to being a great accompaniment to the main series we get to enjoy some short stories from the author that give us a glimpse of her creative process. I absolutely loved those and am glad for the $4 and change I spent just so that so can re-read those short stories at the end.