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    Happily Never After

    By Morgen Bailey

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    About this ebook

    The first in a series of anthologies of crime stories written by attendees of Crime & Publishment, a yearly crime-writing workshops based in Gretna Green, Scotland, the home of British marriages.

    Volume one features twenty-two stories based on the theme of ‘marriage’ and written by Tess Makovesky, John S Langley, May Rinaldi, Jackie Baldwin, Ann Bloxwich, L P Mennock, Les Morris, Graham Smith, Lucy Cameron, Janet Williamson, A S King, Morgen Bailey, C G Huntley, Gillean Arjat, Andrew Leslie, Carol McKay, Mike Craven, and John Coughlan.

    We meet fools, dysfunctional families, spoilt brats, brides, and mobsters. There are trains, mud-holes, empty nests, battered vans, farmhouses and ornate rooms... and a variety of ways for the long-suffering to dispose of their spouses.

    All authors' profits from volume one going to ‘Hearing Dogs for Deaf People’.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherMorgen Bailey
    Release dateJun 24, 2016
    ISBN9781310598524
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    Morgen Bailey

    Based in Northamptonshire, England, Morgen Bailey lives and breathes writing. ‘Morgen with an E’ is an author, speaker, tutor, editor, and podcaster. As well as being a competition judge, she is a columnist for Writers’ Forum magazine.Morgen’s fiction books include crime and mystery novels, and short story collections. They are mostly set against a Northamptonshire background, whether there is crime involved, a dog-detective that can talk, or a serial dater on a mission!Her non-fiction works are aimed at all levels of writers whether beginners or those who want to refresh their skills – Morgen also tutors in person and has several online writing courses available. She runs her own mentor group on Facebook, very much a collaboration, and she invites all authors to join. Her Writer’s Block Workbooks are a go-to for every author.When Morgen is not editing, speaking, reading, or writing, she's walking her dog, out with friends or at literary festivals. The only time she sits down and does nothing is at the cinema but even then she’s making mental notes!Morgen Bailey on Social Media:Author Website:www.morgenbailey.comTwitter & Instagram:@morgenwriterukFacebook Page:www.facebook.com/MorgenBaileyAuthorGoodReads: www.goodreads.com/morgen_baileyAmazon Author Page:https://author.to/MorgenBailey

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