A CDC research technician uses the only tools available to her to stop an abusive husband
Type:
Short
Status:
Available for Free
Page Count:
14pp
Genre:
Drama
Budget:
Shoestring
Age Rating:
17+
Synopsis/Details
Suspended police captain Drew Sanders is a foul creature with police badge tattoos on each bicep who looks as though he belongs in a Deep South trailer park. He is also a wife beater. Drew’s wife Emma is his opposite; a lab technician/scientist at the Center for Disease Control. Bruised and permanently battered, Emma’s determined to end the vicious cycle despite Drew’s day-after promises to stop using and abusing. Dangling at the end of her frayed rope, Emma eventually brings home a special treat from work for “Dear Hubby” – in the form of a white powder he thinks is cocaine. Naked on their bed, the only thing she wears is a bump across her stomach and Drew can’t resist, the last in a long line of his mistakes.
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The Writer: David Lambertson

Hmmm - how does one craft a writing biography for one that has not spent a life writing? I'll give it a shot. I knew I wanted to be a writer when I was eighteen. I started writing when I was 56. In the years between I got married, had children, got divorced, got married again, had grandchildren and spent more than thirty years as a Government bureaucrat. Exciting - I know. There is good news and bad news in that. The bad news of course is that I spent my life working at a career other than the one I wanted to have. The good news is that I garnered enough life experiences to make my writing more meaningful than it would have been as an eighteen year old. Despite starting late, I have enjoyed… Go to bio
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