New Indie Book Release:
Murder of Sex - Geoffrey M. Gluckman -
Literary Romantic Suspense (February 25, 2013 - 210 pages)
“While steamy, romantic, and suspenseful, it delves into deeper themes, including sex obsession and the origin of species. At the same time, Josh Flagon (MC) is a literature professor at a Nevada University, which adds many literary elements to the story. Through his relationship with Rebecca Reaper, a brilliant young co-ed in one of his classes, Josh begins a journey of emancipation."
About the Book
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When Dr. Josh Flagon, a professor of literature at a moderate sized liberal arts Nevada university, is drawn to an irresistible co-ed, Rebecca Reaper, little does he know it will take him on a lustful, passionate, life-changing ride. It will also jeopardize all that he values—his career—and all that he seeks—freedom.
While teaching classes and writing, Flagon uncovers a secret that boils beneath his cool, scholarly veneer. Rebecca, a brilliant student and sensual siren, reveals that mystery and much more to the professor through their passionate tryst. But at what price? Is it worth killing for?
While the couple vacation on a secluded Hawaiian Island, a mysterious incident occurs that further challenges their relationship. From that point, Flagon’s life spirals out of control until be-friended by the unlikely, yet ever-wise Puerto Rican gangster, Jorge Luis Juarez.
In a haunting tale that weaves the literary with street smarts, passion with desolation, imprisonment with emancipation, and the desires of mankind with its origins, there thrives something to savor for every adult who has entered the intimate relationship arena and sought deeper answers to life’s questions.
About the Author
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| Author Geoffrey M Gluckman |
For 2011 and 2012, he acted as a second level judge in the Maryland Writer’s Association Novel Contest (Great Beginnings), critiquing entries for fiction selection.
He has been a featured author for Foothill College Author Series, and Kathy Patrick’s Girlfriends Weekend, as well as numerous radio and online interviews.
In 2005, his short story (Broken Horns) with a poem (Unicorn Pain II) was featured in the anthology, Teen Angst (St. Martin’s Press), which received rave reviews in print media.
In the past, he has written features for various North American print media, such as Iron Horse Magazine, Law Enforcement Technology, among others.
In 1995, another poem was chosen for inclusion in the anthology, A Far Off Place. Three years prior, an essay entitled, Ultimately, appeared in Expectations.
