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Carruthers' Demise (standard:drama, 2710 words) [1/24] | |||
Author: Brian Cross | Updated: Jan 23 2014 | Views/Reads: 3919/2351 | Part vote: 0.00 (0 votes) |
Martin Carruthers acts as agent for his wife Chelsey, who is a well-known writer. When the publisher rejects her latest offering his troubles begin. | |||
Carruthers' Demise, Chapters two and three (standard:drama, 3510 words) [2/24] | |||
Author: Brian Cross | Added: Mar 21 2011 | Views/Reads: 2663/2277 | Part vote: 0.00 (0 votes) |
Carruthers' wife, a best selling novelist as just suffered rejection. They take a short holiday as a pick-me-up, but all is not getting off to a good start. | |||
Carruthers' Demise, chapters four & five (standard:drama, 3766 words) [3/24] | |||
Author: Brian Cross | Added: Apr 23 2011 | Views/Reads: 2603/1842 | Part vote: 0.00 (0 votes) |
After Chelsey Carruthers' latest novel is rejected, her husband suggests a short break, which does not go according to plan... | |||
Carruthers' Demise, Chapters Six and Seven (standard:drama, 2286 words) [4/24] | |||
Author: Brian Cross | Added: May 23 2011 | Views/Reads: 2510/1691 | Part vote: 0.00 (0 votes) |
Chelsey Carruthers has had her latest offering rejected by her publisher. Martin Carruthers, her agent, suggests a short break, but things are starting to go awry | |||
Carruthers' Demise (standard:drama, 2702 words) [5/24] | |||
Author: Brian Cross | Added: Jun 23 2011 | Views/Reads: 2560/2027 | Part vote: 0.00 (0 votes) |
Carruthers makes an unfortunate discovery. Continuation of my drama. | |||
Carruthers' Demise, Chapters ten and eleven (standard:drama, 2434 words) [6/24] | |||
Author: Brian Cross | Added: Jul 22 2011 | Views/Reads: 2627/1760 | Part vote: 0.00 (0 votes) |
Carruthers suspects his wife of having an affair with his publisher, but are his suspicions well-founded? Continuation of my drama. | |||
Carruthers' Demise, Chapters Twelve and Thirteen (standard:drama, 3077 words) [7/24] | |||
Author: Brian Cross | Added: Aug 27 2011 | Views/Reads: 2445/1711 | Part vote: 0.00 (0 votes) |
Carruthers' wife has gone missing in the New Forest, and he's desperately trying to track her down. | |||
Carruthers' Demise, Chapters fourteen and fifteen (standard:drama, 3412 words) [8/24] | |||
Author: Brian Cross | Added: Sep 24 2011 | Views/Reads: 6614/1742 | Part vote: 0.00 (0 votes) |
Carruthers' novelist wife has gone missing in the New Forest. It is beginning to look like there's another man involved, but Carruthers has difficulty accepting this as fact. Continuation of my drama | |||
Carruthers' Demise, Chapters Sixteen & Seventeen (standard:drama, 2676 words) [9/24] | |||
Author: Brian Cross | Added: Oct 25 2011 | Views/Reads: 2425/1808 | Part vote: 0.00 (0 votes) |
A body has been washed up on the banks of the Thames, but whose is it? Continuation of my drama. | |||
Carruthers' Demise, Chapters Eighteen & Nineteen (standard:drama, 3018 words) [10/24] | |||
Author: Brian Cross | Added: Nov 27 2011 | Views/Reads: 2391/1686 | Part vote: 0.00 (0 votes) |
Suspicion mounts against Chelsey Carruthers, following the murder of a rogue publisher. | |||
Carruthers' Demise, Chapters Twenty & Twenty One (standard:drama, 2788 words) [11/24] | |||
Author: Brian Cross | Added: Jan 05 2012 | Views/Reads: 2362/1786 | Part vote: 0.00 (0 votes) |
Carruthers is finding out that Casey Jennings is not quite the person he thought she was. Continuation of my drama. | |||
Carruthers' Demise, Chapters Twenty Two & Twenty Three (standard:drama, 2640 words) [12/24] | |||
Author: Brian Cross | Added: Feb 06 2012 | Views/Reads: 2421/1680 | Part vote: 0.00 (0 votes) |
In her absence, Chelsey Carruthers is accused of murder, much to her husband Martin's chagrin. Continuation of my drama. | |||
Carruthers' Demise, Chapters Twenty Two & Twenty Three (standard:drama, 2634 words) [13/24] | |||
Author: Brian Cross | Added: Mar 09 2012 | Views/Reads: 2433/1750 | Part vote: 0.00 (0 votes) |
Another murder has been committed, and if Chelsey Carruthers is main suspect, then her husband Martin is being regarded as an accessory. | |||
Carruthers' Demise, Chapters Twenty Four & Twenty Five (standard:drama, 2248 words) [14/24] | |||
Author: Brian Cross | Added: Mar 10 2012 | Views/Reads: 2444/1745 | Part vote: 0.00 (0 votes) |
Carruthers discovers some unpleasant facts; continuation of my drama. | |||
Carruthers' Demise, Chapters Twenty Six & Twenty Seven (standard:drama, 3062 words) [15/24] | |||
Author: Brian Cross | Added: Apr 19 2012 | Views/Reads: 2419/1661 | Part vote: 0.00 (0 votes) |
Two murders have been committed, one on the banks of the River Thames and the other deep in the New Forest. Literary agent Martin Carruthers' novelist wife, Chelsey, is suspected. But Carruthers refuses to believe it. Continuation of my drama. | |||
Carruthers' Demise, Chapters Twenty Eight & Twenty Nine (standard:drama, 2366 words) [16/24] | |||
Author: Brian Cross | Added: May 29 2012 | Views/Reads: 2334/1762 | Part vote: 0.00 (0 votes) |
Martin Carruthers' wife has disappeared, and now is prime murder suspect. Continuation of my drama. | |||
Carruthers' Demise, Chapters Thirty & Thirty One (standard:drama, 3067 words) [17/24] | |||
Author: Brian Cross | Added: Jul 22 2012 | Views/Reads: 2392/1762 | Part vote: 0.00 (0 votes) |
Martin Carruthers' disappearing novelist wife, Chelsey, is suspected of murder,and he strives to find the truth. Continuation of my drama. | |||
Carruthers' Demise, Chapters Thirty Two & Thirty Three (standard:drama, 2369 words) [18/24] | |||
Author: Brian Cross | Added: Nov 10 2012 | Views/Reads: 2350/1839 | Part vote: 0.00 (0 votes) |
Martin Carruthers' novelist wife Chelsey has disappeared, and is suspected of murder. Martin is adamant she is innocent, and sets out to find her and clear her name. | |||
Carruthers Demise, Chapters Thirty Three & Thirty |Four (standard:drama, 1938 words) [19/24] | |||
Author: Brian Cross | Added: Jan 17 2013 | Views/Reads: 2386/1805 | Part vote: 0.00 (0 votes) |
Carruthers & Casey Jennings are stranded deep in the New Forest, with an increasingly sinister Adrian. Nearing the completion of my drama. | |||
Carruthers' Demise, Chapters Thirty Six and Thirty Seven (standard:drama, 2723 words) [20/24] | |||
Author: Brian Cross | Added: Apr 01 2013 | Views/Reads: 2378/1702 | Part vote: 0.00 (0 votes) |
Carruthers and Casey are held at gunpoint by Chelsey's enraged half brother Adrian. Approaching the conclusion of my thriller. | |||
Carruthers' Demise, Chapters Thirty Eight & Thirty Nine (standard:drama, 2453 words) [21/24] | |||
Author: Brian Cross | Added: Jun 14 2013 | Views/Reads: 2325/1801 | Part vote: 0.00 (0 votes) |
Approaching the conclusion of my drama. Carruthers has found Chelsey, his missing novelist wife, but dangers abound. | |||
Carruthers Demise, chapters forty and forty one (standard:drama, 3007 words) [22/24] | |||
Author: Brian Cross | Added: Jul 28 2013 | Views/Reads: 2378/1729 | Part vote: 0.00 (0 votes) |
The killer is exposed in my drama. But is there more foul work at play? | |||
Carruthers' Demise, Chapters forty two & forty three (standard:drama, 1440 words) [23/24] | |||
Author: Brian Cross | Added: Sep 18 2013 | Views/Reads: 4334/1599 | Part vote: 0.00 (0 votes) |
It seems to all and sundry that the kidnap and murder case has been solved. Now Inspector Manners realises he is wrong. But is he too late? | |||
Carruthers' Demise, Final Chapters (standard:drama, 2300 words) [24/24] | |||
Author: Brian Cross | Added: Jan 23 2014 | Views/Reads: 2893/1611 | Part vote: 0.00 (0 votes) |
Things come to a head, as Carruthers, Chelsey and Casey face each other. | |||