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    A World of Yellow

    By Stan Grimes

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    Willy Stilt is a writer, not a successful big-time writer, but he got by. His wife left him and his small treasure chest of royalties with her. His life was turned upside down. Not only did he lose his money, but he also lost his home, car, and his self esteem. After being forced to survive in a homeless shelter, Willy’s life changed not always in a good way. He found a job, a small apartment, and a girlfriend.

    His girlfriend’s ex husband decided that if he couldn’t have her no one would. He hired an assassin to take care of things. Willy was on his short hit list and he darned near took care of our modest hero with a bullet to the head.

    Willy’s life took some strange twists and turns. Love and marriage had to wait until he finished his job as an ambassador for the dead. That’s right, Willy found himself as the go between this world and another dimension. He discovered a world of yellow. Call this book a paranormal romance or a paranormal thriller, doesn’t matter. It is a book of humor, love, and excitement.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherStan Grimes
    Release dateAug 29, 2012
    ISBN9781301372607
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    A World of Yellow
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    Stan Grimes

    Stan Grimes lives in Indiana with his wife and pets. He is a graduate of Indiana University. honest. Poetry is his favorite form of expression but it doesn't pay well. He is exploring other forms of fiction, drama, mystery, theater, and paranormal...to name a few.

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