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Get a taste of
Wohlforth's writing.
Here are links to six of
Wohlforth’s short stories archived on the some of
the best mystery and crime fiction sites on the web.
The protagonists include PI Jim Wolf, Crip &
Henrietta, a campus policeman, an RVing retiree and
his dog, and a New England professor. Read them on
line or download them for personal use. While on
these sites check them out for a feel what is now
available in short mystery fiction on line.
The Concert. Will flees for his life
in a snowstorm. "I could see the eyes of the
hellhounds. They snarled, exposing their fangs.
Frozen smoke puffed out of their open mouths." How
did he end up in this predicament? It all began
innocently enough. Will and his wife attend the
annual Christmas Concert in their small New
Hampshire college town. He sits next to beautiful
twins. He begins an affair with one of them. Then….
Enjoy this story at
Mysterical-E
Killer
Fog.
Jack London Square is shrouded in a
thick suffocating fog the night PI Jim Wolf agrees
to protect a young woman who
hasthe
largest deep brown eyes he has ever seen.... Time:
17:20 / $0.88
L'il Joe's Blues
. Set back in the time when rock &
roll was born while the
blues still survive, a college boy confronts a
killer while L'il Joe plays on and on.... Time:
12:18 / $0.88
Port Of Missing
Men. Jim Wolf returns to his hometown in
Connecticut to visit his father who has succumbed to
Alzheimer’s. As he struggles to find his father lost
now in the twisted maze of his demented mind, he
uncovers an old murder. And a dark secret behind the prosperity of the town. Enjoy this story at
Thrilling Detective
What Ever Happened To Chuck? Jim Wolf
attends a reunion at a Massachusetts progressive
boarding school. He felt compelled to return to
confront the terror he experienced his senior year.
Behind the terror was Chuck. The mask of a handsome
charmer hid an evil soul. He goes home to California
and discovers that this very same Chuck has married
a wealthy woman who has recently died under mysterious circumstances. Enjoy this story at
Orchard Press
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