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The Wordsmith

Russell Nichols

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Saul Stickman is Public Censor, which means it's his job to "bleep" all bad words off the streets. Literally. After 25 years, he's ready to retire. But on his last day, a little girl gets killed by an N-word. As Stickman searches for the racial slur in a city run by Trolls, he finds himself caught in a conspiracy of silence. And the bold, young P.C. chosen to replace him only adds to his stress. Will Stickman solve this complex word puzzle? Or come undone by the missing pieces shaped like his painful past?

Pages: 70

Format: Kindle Edition

The Wordsmith

Russell Nichols

0/5 ( ratings)

Saul Stickman is Public Censor, which means it's his job to "bleep" all bad words off the streets. Literally. After 25 years, he's ready to retire. But on his last day, a little girl gets killed by an N-word. As Stickman searches for the racial slur in a city run by Trolls, he finds himself caught in a conspiracy of silence. And the bold, young P.C. chosen to replace him only adds to his stress. Will Stickman solve this complex word puzzle? Or come undone by the missing pieces shaped like his painful past?

Pages: 70

Format: Kindle Edition

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