The Museum of Sudden Disappearances by Thomas Davidson

by Vinny O'Hare

FINAL museum book cover

About The Book:

Technology reshapes the world at warp speed. Each day, what’s considered retro creeps closer and closer to the chronological present. In THE MUSEUM OF SUDDEN DISAPPEARANCES (thriller with rock & roll humor), ultra-retro deejay “Jurassic Jim” Fleetwood searches for his missing cousin, while seeking his spot in a volatile world where everything is as disposable as a plastic cup.

Transience turns deadly when a car soars into a river, its radio tuned to Jim’s show. The police report an accident. Jim’s cousin, an ex-felon and friend of the drowned woman, suspects otherwise. When he disappears, Jim’s search leads to a latter-day Bonnie and Clyde, and sociopathic triplets—human retrorockets and former pop stars—who redefine personality disorders with a 4/4 beat.

Loyalty should last, Jim knows, and vows to get his cousin back—amid a throwaway world of sudden disappearances and vanishing acts.

How do you find your place in a world where nothing stays in place? Stay tuned. And welcome to The Museum of Sudden Disappearances. Featured exhibits include mystery, music, mirth, melancholy, mayhem, murder and the missing.

Author Bio:
Thomas Davidson’s early attempts at storytelling began at St. Veronica’s Grade School near Detroit. The classroom windows provided a view of the sky. Staring at sailing clouds and daydreaming sure beat staring at a nun with a pointer, and numbers or diagrams on the blackboard.

Fast forward years later. He writes at a desk by a window, and stares at clouds.

Everything has changed.

Nothing has changed.

His head is still in the clouds.

He is the author of THE MUSEUM OF SUDDEN DISAPPEARANCES (Libboo Edition, 2012), a thriller with humor. His nonfiction has appeared in The Boston Phoenix, and is excerpted in the national bestseller Missing Beauty by Teresa Carpenter, a Pulitzer Prize-winning crime reporter. His short fiction has appeared in MudRock: Stories and Tales, The American Drivel Review, A Twist of Noir, and Powder Burn Flash. His humor column appeared at The Electronic Drivel Review, ADR’s online supplement.

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