Mysteries and Crime Fiction

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Welcome to Mysteries and Crime Fiction.  In this section, you will learn about these genres and subgenres. 

You can also view samples of my writing such as articles and short stories. 

The following link will take you to my bookstore.

http://astore.amazon.com/crimefiction-20

18 Oct 2009    Forest Lake This is the beginning of the short story, Forest Lake.     Kaylee heard a knock on the door, and when she walked into the living room, she peeked through the peephole in the door and saw Detective Mallory standing there wearing his normal light blue suit and navy blue tie. Kaylee had on her navy blue slacks, white shirt, and blue vest. "Detective Mallory! What brings you out on this dreary morning?" Kaylee Sue Reed asked, after she opened the door. "Do you know anything about the body in Forest Lake?" Detective Mallory asked Kaylee. "Body! In Forest Lake!"   6 Oct 2009    A Late Night Visitor Startled by the sound of Crissy's barking up a storm, Becky sat up in bed and rubbed her eyes. "Crissy what's wrong? Mommy's tired." Becky climbed out of bed and peeked out the window in the door. She saw a car parked in the middle of the street.   6 Oct 2009    A Narrow Escape "Wow!" I blurted out, as I glanced out the window and jumped out of my seat when lightning flashed in the sky, followed by the thunder that roared, and raindrops that pounded the rooftop along with hail.   12 Aug 2009    What Is Crime Fiction? This is an article about Crime Fiction.  I have a correspondence course titled Crime Fiction Stories and Books that is available for you to purchase in packets.  These packets need to be purchased in order so that you can receive the full benefit from the course.