Neverland

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Today, a fabulous welcome to Jeff Dosser, who shows us with his debut novel, Neverland, why he took second place in the Oklahoma Writing Federation’s annual writing contest…
Blurb
Second place winner 2018 Oklahoma Writing Federation's (OWFI) annual writing contest Horror Division.
Following the brutal murder of his wife and the traumatic backlash to his son, Detective Mark Boyd has retired from the Alsuma Police Department and taken up the tranquil country life outside picturesque Button Creek, Oklahoma. But Mark’s plans to heal his son and rebuild their relationship are shattered when their new life is destroyed by a pack of violent marauders.

Mark’s call to authorities falls on deaf ears and his only assistance comes in the form of alluring telephone lineman, Heather James. With Heather’s help, Mark makes plans to uncover those responsible but soon learns the peaceful town of Button Creek is not what it seems. Its citizens are prisoner to a horrible secret, a secret which could steal his son and destroy their chance for a fresh start.


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About Jeff Dosser
Award-winning author, Jeff Dosser is an ex-Tulsa cop and current software developer. When not writing, Jeff spends his days working for the man and cycling through the Oklahoma hills.
Jeff's short stories can be found in magazines such as Iridium Zine, Tales of Terror, Shotgun Honey, Bewildering Stories, and Down In the Dirt just to name a few. He's also been published in the Deadman's Tome, Mother's Revenge, Hindered Souls and Bringing It Back anthologies.
His upcoming novel, Neverland, was the 2017 Oklahoma Writer's Federation 2nd place winner for best new horror. He is also the recipient of the 2016 Writing.Com Quill award for best short fiction. When not writing, Jeff can be found wandering the woods behind his rural home pondering the mysteries prowling the darkness.



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