Served With A Twist

About the Book

Short stories speak to us in ways that full-length novels cannot. They sometimes touch us sharply, sometimes softly, sometimes with humor, other times with horror, but they always leave their mark. A backwoods wedding ceremony that will tickle your funny bone. A murder scene that will make you smile. Meet a troubled soul who wanders into a motorcycle gang’s private party. Enter into the dark recesses of a murderer’s mind. Meet a lifetime criminal who wants out of a life of crime and can put major crime bosses away. He only wants to disappear…but can he? Meet a man in love with a woman who never smiles with a daughter who doesn’t exist. These stories and more, each with a twist, take you from the ordinary to the unusual, from the common to the special, but most of all, entertain

About the Author

A retired U.S. Air Force Officer, Mort served as a Rescue and Survival technician teaching escape and evasion and survival techniques to aircrew members. He survived a tour in Vietnam and barely survived two hardship tours in the Pentagon as a computer systems action officer and Branch Chief. Mort was also an information technology consultant and a computer systems manager. He has a Doctorate in Education and was an adjunct professor of computer sciences for several universities and community colleges in the Washington, DC area. For 10 years, Mort and his wife, Susan, lived aboard "Irish Gold," a motor yacht berthed on the Potomac River. He was a volunteer with the Alexandria, VA, Police Department and the Animal Welfare League of Alexandria, and very active in the Northern Virginia chapter of the Association of Information Technology Professionals. One of his novels, CodeName: Snake, won a national writing competition and several of his short stories have received national recognition.