Linda Heuring
A writer is fortunate
when she can write about what inspires her. I am passionate about boating and the waterways you can explore by boat, about travel, about our environment, about food, about bird dogs and about people, the men and women who make their way through this life in their own inimitable way.
“The recording would be worthless out here. The wind, music from the pool bar below, even the waves against the seawall would compete with their voices. No, the tape recorder was a signal to Henry that the search for Hillary had shifted from ‘she decided not to lecture’ to
‘perhaps she was kidnapped,’ to the predictable next stage: ‘it must be the husband.’ Henry knew the drill. He wrote the drill. Fourteen detective novels dismissed as formula by the critics, designated best sellers by his readers, except for a dud or two. Mr. Elms, indeed. Wyman had nothing or he would have led with it.”
-- from “Victim of Circumstance”
published in Rosebud
