October Reads Worth Falling For

Danger, desire, second chances, and unexpected romance—discover this month’s Fresh Fiction Featured Books.

Don't Sweat the Small Stuff by Don Bruns

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DON'T SWEAT THE SMALL STUFF
By: Don Bruns

Stuff #4
Oceanview Publishing
December 2010
On Sale: December 1, 2010
Featuring: James Lessor; Skip Moore
312 pages
ISBN: 1933515791
EAN: 9781933515793
Kindle: B004A8ZOY0
Hardcover / e-Book
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Mystery Private Eye

Snappy patter, fast action and believable characters are trademarks of this great series.

James Lessor and Skip Moore are in for the ride of their lives.It’s official: stumbling, bumbling James Lessor and Skip Moore are licensed private investigators. Now, that’s some scary stuff.

It could take time to get More or Less Investigations off the ground, so James takes a job with a traveling carnival show. But this show has a dubious reputation, having had a string of accidents and at least one death in the past year.

When they’re hired to investigate what’s caused the carnival chaos, James and Skip set into motion a dizzying, roller coaster chain of events.

After a terrifying trip on the Dragon Tail ride, a not-so- fun dust-up in Freddy’s Fun House, and a host of threats, James and Skip realize they’ll get anything but cooperation from this cantankerous cast of carnies.

But when a carnival worker is murdered, James and Skip will have to act fast . . . because they might be next in line.

For James and Skip, the only thing sweeter than the smell of corndogs and fried dough will be the sweet smell of success — but in this case, ‘success’ means getting out alive.