ISTORIA BOOKS PRESENTS:LUNCH READS: TWO SHORT MYSTERY STORIES FOR ONLY 99 CENTSVOLUME 1In this first edition of short stories offered by Istoria Books (eBooks You Want to Read at Prices You Want to Pay ™), readers can devour two tasty and satisfying tales of suspense and cozy mystery. Jenny Milchman and Libby Sternberg take readers on domestic journeys where the prosaic turns into the perplexing, creating everyday dramas that aren’t easily resolved.Get on the Istoria Books mailing list to learn of upcoming books and limited-time-only discounts: www.IstoriaBooks.com_____In this volume:THE VERY OLD MAN…by Jenny MilchmanA chance encounter in a grocery store spooks a young mother. When small accidents begin to happen around her young child, she wonders if the old man who'd given her daughter a quarter is to blame.ESCAPE FROM SOUTHERN POINT…by Libby SternbergAt small town on the Outer Banks, a loving groom fails to show up on his wedding day. As family and friends try to locate him and explain his absence, the bride's aunt draws on town gossip to figure out where he's gone, unintentionally mimicking the Jessica-Fletcher-like character her sister actress plays on TV.ABOUT THE AUTHORSJENNY MILCHMAN’s short fiction has been published and reviewed online and her novel of literary suspense is currently on submission. Jenny is founder of the series Writing Matters, which draws authors and publishing folk from as far away as Seattle to events at a local independent bookstore in New Jersey. Last year she began Take Your Child to a Bookstore Day, which wound up enlisting over 80 booksellers in 30 states. She blogs about writing at http://suspenseyourdisbelief.com, featuring international bestsellers as well as authors published by micro presses in the Made It Moments forum, and teaches classes on writing and publishing for New York Writers Workshop. Please visit her at http://jennymilchman.comLIBBY STERNBERG is the author of several young adult mysteries, the first of which (Uncovering Sadie’s Secrets) was an Edgar finalist. Her two adult mysteries, Death Is the Cool Night and Lost to the World, are published digitally by Istoria Books. Her first historical women’s fiction, Sloane Hall, is a Five Star/Gale release. Writing under the name Libby Malin, she is the author of several humorous women’s fiction books. Before becoming a novelist, she studied voice, earning both bachelor’s and master’s degrees from Peabody Conservatory of Music. Visit her website at http://www.LibbysBooks.com