Yvonne Blackwood

Will That Be Cash or 'Cuffs? (eBook, ePUB)

• Format: ePub

Produktbeschreibung

A hilarious story with a bizarre cast of characters that appear and disappear like Extraterrestrials, and their ingenious methods of stealing in a large supermarket chain, and the personal conflicts and challenges for those who work to keep the shelves stocked.

You'll laugh at one moment then empathize the next when you meet Mrs. Johnson, the little old lady who wants to be "soft and smooth"and will stop at nothing to do so. Or Mrs. Euphima Clarke who is tall as she is wide with a voice to match. You'll meet Wilbert Wiley, a modern day Don Juan who is obsessed with every female he sees. They all come together in the supermarket--their neighbourhood meeting place.

Adding to the fun and interwoven within the fabric of the story is the coming of age of Bobby Blackwood, a six-foot-five college student who works part-time as a security guard to help pay his college expenses.

Here's a fun book that makes a great gift for those who'll think differently on their next shopping trip to a supermarket.

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Yvonne Blackwood
• Erscheinungstermin: 1. Februar 2017
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9781370670949
• Artikelnr.: 48013445

Autorenporträt

Yvonne Blackwood is the author of four adult books―Into Africa: A Personal Journey, Will That Be Cash or Cuffs? Into Africa, the Return, and College Life of a Retired Senior. Her children's books include Nosey Charlie Comes To Town, Nosey Charlie Goes To Court, and Nosey Charlie Chokes on a Wiener! She is an award-winning short story writer, columnist, and retired banker. In addition, Yvonne has contributed to several anthologies including Human Kindness, Canadian Voices, and WordScape. She has published articles in More Our Canada, Adelaide, InTouch, and Green Prints magazines. She has also written numerous articles for several newspapers including the Toronto Star.