One Man-Eating Muskadore Gone To Wherever They Go

By Robert E Vonne

Second and last in the Man-Eating Muskadore series.
If I never see another one, I'll die happy. Those things are vengeful SOB's - at times, I thought I was cracking up, always on the run from them. But early this morning, I packed a shovel in my car, and headed out to the old barn near Carp, where my dad Wib fought and killed one over fifty years ago. Maybe I was lucky, or maybe I saw evidence of Divine intervention today...I'll leave it to the reader to decide.
All I know now is what it feels like to be a man, at last. Proud. Confident. No more irrational fears of injury and death. It's no big deal to other people, but when you reach mature adulthood - manhood, in my case - you can just let go of so much you had needlessly been carrying, put your feet up, and have a beer with the top off.
You can make use of your adversities, or you can hide from them, and never become a mature adult. I'm sure everyone can agree to that.
Strictly speaking, no adult-only content, but maybe parental guidance would be an idea for younger kids.

• Language: English
• Publisher: Robert E Vonne
• Release date: Jan 21, 2013
• ISBN: 9781301216956

Robert E Vonne

Robert E Vonne was born in Ottawa, Canada in 1965. He dabbles in all sorts of writing, ranging from satire to essays to poetry.He carries into his work a youthful idealism that is salted and peppered with sometimes painful experience. His mission is simple: To contribute as best he can to the times he lives in - "To make a little mark," as he puts it.A private man, this author looks forward to the day when he publishes his magnum opus - a novel that says it all about what he thinks. In the meantime, he intends to keep publishing shorter works with considerable frequency.

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