Alexie Linn

Toxic Man: a Joan Freed Life Changing Mystery Alexie Linn

Publisher Marketing: ...it's like you're there... ...a cozy mystery worth the short escape... Volume 3 of Joan Freed's Good Grief series is a trilogy of murder, mayhem, and demands - not necessarily in that order. Mad scientist, Gary, is the recipient of heavy metal toxicity - but cancer free - who is suddenly unemployed, unemployable, angry, depressed, and at the end of his rope. The fact that he looks like Mr. Potato Head doesn't help Joan's success oriented mindset to encourage Gary's personal growth or anger management. And when the drunk sleeping it off in the park turns out to be the body of Gary's boss who caused Gary's predicament, her resolve turns to self preservation tactics. Joan also has to face her own demons when she's slammed with abuse. Will she stay the course? Sharee, from Volume 1, needs to take the next step - a giant one - in her journey, and Marion, from Volume 2 checks in briefly - but won't tell Joan where she is, her new name, or what she's doing - so why did she even make the call? Previously know as 'Gary's Demise', 'Toxic Man' is set in the desert southwest, near Phoenix, Chandler, and Maricopa, Arizona. How would you deal with Mr. Potato Head? Download or buy 'Toxic Man' right now. Contributor Bio:  Linn, Alexie About the Author Alexie Linn now lives in Arizona, from near Mormon Lake to the Casa Grande area, depending on the season and weather. She holds certificates in Life Coaching, Nutritional Therapy, and Counseling. She writes from decades of life experience in many fields and a very active imagination. Alexie also writes the Gramma Tales Series under the pseudonym of Mary Linn and depends totally on Marcella Cowens, her editor extraordinaire, to keep her in line - as if that can ever be done. Check out www.alexielinn.comContributor Bio:  Cowens, Marcella About the Author Alexie Linn now lives in Arizona, from near Mormon Lake to the Casa Grande area, depending on the season and weather. She holds certificates in Life Coaching, Nutritional Therapy, and Counseling. She writes from decades of life experience in many fields and a very active imagination. Alexie also writes the Gramma Tales Series under the pseudonym of Mary Linn and depends totally on Marcella Cowens, her editor extraordinaire, to keep her in line - as if that can ever be done. Check out www.alexielinn.com