
Killing Me Softly
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Nothing ever happened at Baine University on weekends. Until George Parsons went and got himself killed.
Parsons regaled Lt. Alan Sparks with tales about life in New York City during the Depression. Weeks after someone tripped over his corpse, a local resident begins telling the same Depression-era stories. Then a female student insists she, too, is Parsons. And Sparks' aging boss vanishes ...
Who was George Parsons, and why are other people claiming to be him? Sparks chases down clues while coping with an angry ex-wife and cultivating a new romance. But one wrong turn in the ivy maze of higher education may end with him trapped in a bizarre experiment ...
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Around the age of seven, Bill Lazarus decided to become a writer. He has never deviated from that career choice. He worked on junior high and high school newspapers before majoring in journalism at Kent State (OH) University. As an undergraduate, Bill served as editor of his college newspaper as well as college correspondent for the New York Times. After obtaining his Master's Degree in journalism from Kent State, he began a career that included writing for daily Connecticut and Florida newspapers.
He branched out to other media, writing race programs for NASCAR, producing radio scripts and serving as editor of a regional magazine. Along the way, he won numerous writing awards, including two international prizes for programs and was named Florida Feature Writer of the Year. In addition, Bill is a religious historian. He has spoken on the topic before numerous civic groups and religious organizations, and appeared on radio and television. He has written 14 books on religious history, including Comparative Religion for Dummies and published multiple novels and nonfiction books. A native of Portland, ME, Bill now teaches writing at Daytona State (FL) College and lives in Daytona Beach with his wife, Kathleen.
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