Violette Jean

Un Untold Scandal of the Jazz Age, Also in this Edition, The Waiting Room, The Idol, Women and Wars (Short Stories, #2) (eBook, ePUB)

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Produktbeschreibung

More short stories coming from the recesses of the author Violette Jean's mind.

Synopsis of 4 short stories 2024 in English

About the Waiting Room:

Arthur finds himself in a generic waiting room, oblivious to why, where, and how he ended up there. He will during his endless long wait, discover some out-of-this-world, unsettling, and astonishing truths he would never have guessed in a million years. What are they?

About the Idol:

What is it about this ancient artifact, all in all quite ugly, found in a bazaar, which is so intriguing, and yet frightening to Benjamin, an accomplished stockbroker from New York City, on vacation in fascinating Agadir Morocco?

About Women and Wars:

These reflections about women during wars throughout the centuries, have been triggered by the Irish anti-war song "Johnny I hardly knew ya" Later rewritten as " When Johnny comes marching home again."

About the An Untold Scandal of the Jazz Age:

The unbelievable plot conceived by the US government against its citizens during the prohibition was uncovered and experienced by a young newspaper reporter and an aspiring Jazz singer, both living in Chicago, the Jazz cradle of the epoch.

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: CHRISTINE MYERS
• Erscheinungstermin: 5. Februar 2024
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9798224518272
• Artikelnr.: 69932559

Autorenporträt

ABOUT THE AUTHOR:

I am at the early stage of a writing career. Forever I have been an avid reader, and over the years, stories of my own, have popped into my head. Humbly, but with determination, I have resolved to transfer them on paper. Born in France, I have been from a very young age, fascinated by the English language. Years later, having lived in the USA, I have taken upon myself to write my stories in English, although I also write in French, when I feel the story benefits from it. It has been a challenge, but I have enjoyed every minute of it. At this point, I would be grateful to have the opinion of readers everywhere. As for what genre my writing is? I don't really know, since my stories can differ widely, but all have in common, usually, a specific time period, and death. But, this is why, I really need you, readers, to guide me in this endeavor, and I think we have some interest in common, a really good story.