A Death of Convenience

S. M. Senden offers an eclectic collection of short stories taking the reader on a journey through the haunted terrors of working a graveyard shift, to a customer service center where the bonds of friendship reach as deadly climax, of two women who find what they believe is their perfect man, one brings joy, the other a deadly secret. A madwoman lives in what she perceives is a safe world until her deepest fears take hold of her mind, a will with an odd entailment reaps havoc in a family where greed is the prime motivator. Events in history that deeply touched the author concerning the value of life, of hopes envisioned only to go up in flames, culminating in the voice of a child speaking an eternal truth.