Fool's Gold (Bandit Creek books) [Kindle Edition]

Trip Williams (Author), Brenda Sinclair (Author), Sheila Seabrook (Author), Julie Rowe (Author), Alyssa Linn Palmer (Author), Victoria Chatham (Author), Louise Behiel (Author), Carla Roma (Editor)

Book Description

On April Fools, settle in and enjoy seven stories from some of the authors of Bandit Creek Books.

In FOOL FOR LOVE, by Louise Behiel, a woman is dragged from a contented, happy marriage to a life on the run.

Victoria Chatham tells the tale of two boys who play an April Fool’s joke on their employer in NEVER COUNT YOUR CHICKENS

In WISHFUL THINKING by Alyssa Linn Palmer, CeeCee tells Ruth about her past, but how truthful is she?

AIRPORT SECURITY by Julie Rowe: On her way home from her tour of duty in Afghanistan, Dr. Abigail Westward discovers it’s not easy to leave her fellow soldiers or the memories of combat behind.

BABY FEVER by Sheila Seabrook: Baby cribs and baby swings and a winking, blinking doll. Oh my!

Brenda Sinclair in LUCY’S APRIL FOOLS: Will this be George Jack’s year to catch Lucy in an April Fool’s joke, or will his wife outsmart him again?

Trip Williams in WHERE RABBITS RUN WILD: Not all the rabbits in the mountains of Bandit Creek are cute and cuddly. Some come with a warning label.

Product Details

• File Size: 226 KB
• Print Length: 108 pages
• Sold by: Amazon Digital Services, Inc.
• Language: English
• ASIN: B007OMFBP6
• Text-to-Speech: Enabled
• X-Ray: Not Enabled
• Lending: Enabled
• Amazon Best Sellers Rank: #434,170 Paid in Kindle Store (See Top 100 Paid in Kindle Store)

Most Helpful Customer Reviews

5 of 5 people found the following review helpful

5.0 out of 5 stars Great short stories April 27, 2012

By G. Vail

Format:Kindle Edition|Amazon Verified Purchase

Airport Security by Julie Rowe is the story of returning Afghanistan soldiers, Abigail, a doctor, and Smitty, a soldier, who developed a friendship at war. This story takes place as they land at the airport in Missoula. I don't want to give away anything, so I won't continue. Very strong writing. I hope this is an introduction to a longer story we'll soon see.

Baby Fever by Sheila Seabrook is a joy to read. Two women desperately want their children to give them a grandchild--well, I won't give away any more of this one, either. The author's writing is strong and very appealing. As with Airport Security, I hope this is an introduction to a longer story. Well done!

3 of 3 people found the following review helpful

4.0 out of 5 stars April Fool's Day pranks. ;) April 5, 2012

By Niina "For The Love of Reading!"

Format:Kindle Edition

Did you get pranked, or did you fool somebody real good this year?

Reading Fool's Gold takes you back to April Fool's Day with few pranks, being played for a fool and more... As anthology of short stories, it has little for everyone!

Fool for Love by Louise Behiel
Has all the makings to be the beginning of a great suspense novella, after reading this I felt like the story cut at the most interesting part and wanted to know what Lina was going to do, was her husband to be feared or loved. I want to read more!
3.5 Stars!

Where Rabbits Run Wild by Trip Williams
The beginning had a cool thriller wibe to it, alone in the snowy woods, working with small crew of men who knew something was out there in the woods. But turned out to something more amusing. Great writing from Williams, this story was an interesting apetiser to hunt down something else he's written.
4 Stars!