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The Tale of Trapper Tommy
Author: Belea T Keeney
Publisher: JMS Books
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Genre: Contemporary, Paranormal, Fiction
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Diamonds
Heat Level: na not a romance
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This is a story showing that sometimes we run into things that just cant be explained.
It was an interesting look into a scary situation with wonderful use of dialect and a good feel for the setting.
Trapper Tommy works the woods of Florida, trapping all kinds of wildlife for his customers who don't want raccoons, possums, squirrels, or skunks near them.
But after finding some mangled carcasses, Tommy comes to realize there's something much bigger and much scarier out there than anything he's ever faced before.


On the night of a full moon, Trapper Tommy gets trapped himself, and what he finds will change his life forever.
Belea

T. Keeney was born and raised in the balmy tropics of Florida and still dreams of velvet humid nights, the smell of orange blossoms, and the croak of alligators.
Her writing has appeared in Florida Horror: Dark Tales from the Sunshine State, The Beast Within, Men of Mystery, Sniplits, WordKnot, along with many other outlets.
Her stories have placed in the Writers in Paradise Short Story competition, theFlorida Editors Choice Award, theLeft Coast Writing Contest, and theSaints Sinners Literary Festival.
She works as an editor and spends her time off collecting caladiums, feeding birds, and, of course, reading, Belea T. Keeney was born and raised in the balmy tropics of Florida and still dreams of velvet humid nights, the smell of orange blossoms, and the croak of alligators.
Her writing has appeared in Florida Horror: Dark Tales from the Sunshine State, The Beast Within, Men of Mystery, Sniplits, WordKnot, along with many other outlets.
Her stories have placed in the Writers in Paradise Short Story competition, theFlorida Editor's Choice Award, theLeft Coast Writing Contest, and theSaints Sinners Literary Festival.
She works as an editor and spends her time off collecting caladiums, feeding birds, and, of course, reading, sitelink.