Remem­ber Theresa Weir, the romance writer? Who wrote some of my favorite sto­ries like Ama­zon Lilly, Amer­i­can Dreamer and Cool Shade? She also writes very good sus­pense under the name of Anne Frasier, too (Play Dead, Sleep Tight, Pale Immortal).

The Replace­ment by Anne Frasier: Para­nor­mal Short Story

the replacement by anne fraiserI recently read THE REPLACEMENT (Kin­dle ver­sion, $1.00 and also on Scribd). As short as this story is and accord­ing to the page count on my Kin­dle app — 22 pages (2,000 word count), this was seri­ously good but short. Too short.

As the title sug­gests, THE REPLACEMENT is a para­nor­mal short that involves a dead body, black magic, a ceme­tery, col­lege frat kids and a rean­i­ma­tion kit. I hope the author will seri­o­lusly con­sider mak­ing this short short story into a longer length novel. The moral dilemma the hero faces in this story is quite inter­est­ing if it were to fully play out. Food for thought, Ms. Fraiser.

Make Those Back­lists Into Ebooks!

Wish more authors would do this — mak­ing their back­list acces­si­ble to read­ers in dig­i­tal for­mat, if they own the rights to their books that is (must throw in that cra­vat). Michelle Jerott (who also writes as Michele Albert) does this already with her early books and the prices are really cheap for these full length nov­els like All Night Long, A Great Catch, which were excel­lent reads, btw. In fact you can down­load and read Absolute Trou­ble for free.

Also, Anne Frasier aka Theresa Weir is also in the process of mak­ing her back­lists avail­able in dit­gal for­mat via Kin­dle. She’s start­ing off with one title, BAD KARMA (and one I have but yet to read). The ebook will be avail­able on Ama­zon and Scribd ten­ta­tively next week so make sure to look for it. I am very excited that she is tak­ing steps to make her hard to find print books acces­si­ble again to old and new read­ers alike.