Paul G. Nelson - Recent News 



To Die for Chocolate
My first work of fiction was To Die for Chocolate, and tells the story of two LAPD Homicide Investigators who are investigating a series of vicious rape/murders.  The lead character is Investigator Steve Moore.  The killer, dubbed “The Candy Man” due to his penchant for leaving a single chocolate in the hand of each of his victims, begins to leave clues for the two investigators, taunting them.  But when one of the investigator's wives becomes a victim, the investigation suddenly becomes very personal!  As Moore and his partner race against the clock to identify and locate the killer before another person dies, Moore realizes that memories from his troubled childhood that he has hidden for years begin to surface and Moore does not like what he sees!  He’s becoming as cold-hearted and cunning as his current quarry.  Can he identify and arrest the killer without loosing his soul?


City of Fallen Angels
Currently in the process of being published, this work details real drama and corruption that reaches from law enforcement up into the marble pillars of city politicians - check back for further details on this work and its publishing date.


Current works in progress:

"Copper Capers I" has been completed and "Copper Capers II" is in progress - enjoy the humorous antics of law enforcement from an 'on the streets' perspective.

"REAL Love on the Keys" is a 'salt & pepper' work which my wife and I have written together.  It is composed of her many years of online writing and 'my' version of the same journey of our meeting and falling in love online.


Short Stories Published

  • Love at a Glance introduces the reader to a young man who sees the woman of his dreams one day, boarding a ferry in 1890’s New York.  Despite the young man’s extreme shyness, he vows to speak to the woman, but she becomes lost in the crowd before he can act.  Thus begins his quest to find the woman and make her his own.  This is a charming tale of endearing love that has gotten a lot of positive feedback from women who have read it.

  • Shared Solitude is about a chanced encounter between a man and a woman who experience an incredible moment with each other with the rugged coastline of Monterey as their backdrop.  This story written for my wife, was featured in Horizon Magazine.

  • Falling Free, this is a very short but delightful piece that has also been published in Horizon Magazine

  • The Longest Night sends the reader into a world of darkness and fear.  The “hook” is that, after building the suspense of the experience to its heart-pounding crescendo, we learn the real truth about the night “The Beast” came calling (also published in Horizon Magazine).

 

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