Best New England Crime Stories 2012: Dead Calm |
Thin Ice: Crime Stories by New England Writers |
Quarry: Crime Stories by New England Writers |
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Deadfall: Crime Stories by New England Writers |
Still Waters: Crime Stories by New England Writers |
Seasmoke: Crime Stories by New England Writers |
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Windchill: Crime Stories by New England Writers |
Riptide: Crime Stories by New England Writers |
Undertow: Crime Stories by New England Writers |
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Best New England Crime Stories 2012: Dead Calm Includes my short story, "Skye Farm Standoff." ISBN: 9780983878001 Published by: Level Best Books |
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Thin Ice:
Crime Stories by New England Writers Includes my short story, "Changes." ISBN: 9780970098481 Published by: Level Best Books |
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Quarry:
Crime Stories by New England Writers Includes my short story, "Trust to Dust." ISBN: 978-0-9700984-7-4 Published by: Level Best Books |
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Deadfall:
Crime Stories by New England Writers Includes my short story, "No Flowers for Stacey." ISBN: 0-9700984-5-6 Published by: Level Best Books |
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Still Waters:
Crime Stories by New England Writers Includes my short story, "Cougar Attack." ISBN: 09780970098443 Published by: Level Best Books |
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Seasmoke: Crime Stories by New England Writers Includes my short story, "Pay It Back." ISBN: 0-9700984-3-X Published by: Level Best Books |
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Windchill: Crime Stories by New England Writers Includes my short story, "Saturday Morning Writers' Group." ISBN: 0-9700984-2-1 Published by: Level Best Books |
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Riptide: Crime Stories by New England Writers Includes my short story, "The Intruder." ISBN: 0-9700984-1-3 Published by: Level Best Books |
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Undertow: Crime Stories by New England Writers Includes my short story, "Not My Son." ISBN: 0-9700984-0-5 Published by: Level Best Books Review by Wayne Greenhaw: …….One of the most electrifying is the quiet but solid grip that Ruth M. McCarty displays in "Not My Son," about two mothers in a Massachusetts town. Hearing about a shooting at their sons' school, with the recollection of Columbine ringing through the dialog and action, they go to the rescue. With a chilling objectivity, the writer carves the details into her story, like a word-sculptor chipping away the unnecessary to build a perfect piece of art. She allows the details to wind down to the final word, which resonates with the reader, who sits and reads the last line one more time. ….. |
