J. Bennington

Act of Kindness (eBook, ePUB)

• Format: ePub

Produktbeschreibung

Act of Kindness - A mysterious letter appears in Danny's mailbox in Dover, DE. Martina Banks sent photos and talks about a vacation where they met in Bermuda. Her face is intriguing. He wants to find her. She suddenly appears in Dover and corrals his girlfriend and a homeless woman she knows from the past. Through a series of kind acts, coerced or otherwise, Martina solves seemingly unsolvable problems.

BONUS:
Gift From A Creek - A homeless man living in a cardboard box mansion finds a gift floating in a retention pond nearby. It's a recliner chair. He spends a great deal of time to retrieve it and dry it out. When he naps in it for the first time, he wakes in a far distant state where the family does not like his constant appearances. He denies it and the mystery is on until there is a resolution. Then, oops!

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Distributed via Smashwords
• Seitenzahl: 100
• Erscheinungstermin: 21. Januar 2019
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9780463447314
• Artikelnr.: 55043559

Autorenporträt

J Bennington: Fresh out of High School, I spent 21 years in the Air Force, serving in Viet Nam, Thailand, United States, and Germany. After retiring from the Air Force, I drove a limousine under contract for Conrail, moving train crews from stations to trains, and anywhere needed. I wrote 5 books, longhand, while waiting in rail stations, State Prison fields at 2 A M, and forlorn rail crossings right out of Stephen King novels with all the demons and terror. Following that interesting but tiring job, I tackled a few independent businesses that failed. Worked two years in a restaurant as the salad bar manager. Worked 1 year as Electric Meter Reader for the City of Dover, DE. Then a friend arranged a part-time clerical position in the State Probation Office. From there I applied for full-time positions and worked 20 years for the Department of Transportation, selling Hauling Permits to truckers or trucking companies, billing companies for Outdoor Advertising, and later I paid the bills to State Contractors. I retired in February 2014 and now I'm doing what I love, writing and working to publish the books collecting electronic dust over the years.