Steve Silkin

A tale that will have you wanting to move to LA just to see if it is true. I could not put it down even to sleep. Just click the one click and prepare for the LA you know you want.

A collection of short stories of the author’s life, in his teen/younger years, based on the happenings of those around him. These events are real enough that you can see yourself, or someone you know, in any of these situations, family life, teen suicide, sex, drugs, etc.

Quick read, thoughtful enough to provoke your own recollections of your school years.

Not a bad book for political fiction. Both Dan and Jace are likable characters, the story is easy to follow, but not so easy the reader feels stupid. When you first start reading, both guys have twists and turns that surprise the reader, sometimes the stretch seems a little out there. Not bad, a fun read.

The term "cemetery vote" refers to using names of deceased persons to swing election results by having ineligible persons assume their identity when voting. Several characters are developed and woven into an interesting tale of fraud that ends somewhat unpredictably. This is an interesting treatment of a theme not often used in fictional accounts. I found it an interesting book with a nice plot.

This was a Member Giveaway received as an eBook in exchange for an honest review.