A provocative single mother permanently alters the lives of four Silicon Valley soccer moms. Read the reviews.
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Witnessing her mother’s rape left Amy Lewis disturbed and haunted by irrational fears. Now, a brutal assault in her upscale suburban community has forced her to rely even more on her comforting rituals. When Amy’s husband befriends Charlotte, a sexy single mother, the cruel voice of Amy’s father is unleashed in her memory, transforming Amy’s paranoia into psychosis.
In a world where suburban women, tormented by obsessive fears for their children, are on a collision course, not all of them will survive.
Suburban Noir — where the mundane is menacing.
Free Sample: The Demise Of The Soccer Moms.
Prologue
Chapter One
Chapter Two
Here are the main characters in this noir, suburban world:
- Rachel Matthews – A woman obsessed over her son’s peculiar behavior and more devoted to her friends than to her adoring husband.
- Amy Lewis – A traumatic event in her childhood left her brimming with anxieties. A newcomer’s provocative style stirs up the cruel voice of Amy’s father and intensifies her paranoia.
- Charlotte Whittington – Living in suburbia isn’t her first choice, but it’s the best place for her daughter right now. All she wants to do is feel safe and pursue her artistic desires, but Amy Lewis views her as a femme fatale who doesn’t belong in their Silicon Valley community.
Writer David D. Sharp had this to say about Cathryn’s flash fiction: Cathryn’s work casts familiar settings in a new, uncomfortable light where everyday scenarios escalate into something far more sinister indeed.
Coming November 2011 — BURIED BY DEBT
Cover concept by Gretchen Mach & Lydia Schufreider, design and photography by Lydia Schufreider.

















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