Shock and Awe

By C Belding

Interview with a vampire? No! Interview with a man claiming to be the son of Jack the Ripper? In Hell Yeah! It’s the tale of an ultra, sleazy tabloid reporter and his mind-bending tales of the bombastic who stumbles across a man claiming to be the son of none other than, Jack the Ripper – for Mr. Son of Ripper states that he knows the real truth behind the sinking of Titanic. Him! After a bruising night of roofies gone wrong, tabloid reporter, Hayward Rite (known to most as Scabby) sits down for a revealing interview with the self-proclaimed madman who proceeds to relive the blood-lusting events leading up to the sinking of the great ocean liner. It is a riveting account of eternal life, a knife wielding maniac, and a depraved act that changed the course of sea-faring history and beyond. But that is only the awe, for the knife-wielding ending delivers the shock, thus the title, Shock and Awe – a simple mathematical equation torn right out of Einstein’s book of calculations. Sleazy tabloid reporter + Ripper = Sinking of Titanic...or E = mc2 as it’s commonly known.

• Language: English
• Publisher: C Belding
• Release date: Jan 26, 2015
• ISBN: 9781311753533

C Belding

All my stories are being released posthumously. Oh wait, I'm not dead - at least not yet. Been close a couple of times and perhaps that drives some of the subject matter I write about. Anyway, I have completed seventeen short stories - ten of which I've published at the time of this writing, and also a Novella. More to come. The novel on the other hand is the literary temple at which I worship. I've got quite a few of those too, which I will publish soon. They run the gamut from murder mysteries, ghost stories, quasi horror, love stories, haunting's, dark humor, and in many cases all of the above. Basically I write whatever shows up or I guess whatever's floating around my psyche. How it gets there and why I don't really know? And maybe that's the best part of all, the exploration. Starting with nothing and ending up with something. Any way, if you've read me, I am humbled and I am grateful. Thanks, C Belding

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