Michael Sommermeyer
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Michael Shawn Sommermeyer was born in San Diego, California to Irish and German parents who taught him to tell stories from childhood. He started as a news anchor writing 75-words for each story. Now he writes in the pulp fiction genres; short stories of crime, hard-boiled detectives, science fiction, very short fiction stories, and westerns. Many of my stories have science fiction or fantastical events with surprise endings.
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Tall Tales of Sin: Cindy's Sin
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Fantasy, Mystery
Cindy Lash encounters danger the moment she arrives in Las Vegas to avenge the death of her father Tommy. But getting revenge will take a bit of luck, magic, and street smarts. An armed robbery wreaks havoc on her plans and shatters her only lead. Plunged into a frantic chase to find the killer, Cindy plunges into a nightmare of murder and corrupt greed. She lacks street smarts, but luck may be her best asset. 
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I Wander Away
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Fantasy, Mystery
What do you do when your world is suddenly erased? In Plato's Bougainvillea Vine a young couple faces this new reality and rather than shrink in horror, they do something about it. In A Moment of Pure Truth, a litigator learns there is more to life than listening to petty problems and it takes a magical tree to set him on the right path. A thief keeps a police detective on his toes as she goes about stealing a prized diamond. Or did she just become the detective? These stories, plus the problem with cell towers awaits the reader in this collection of short stories. 
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Short Fuse Stories: A Very Short Story Collection
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Fiction, Short Stories
A collection of very short stories exploring space oddities, relationships, murder, youth, reincarnation, and a host of other subjects all popping off the page in roughly 50 words."The writer jumps from one idea to the next making you cry, cringe, and smile." "Just when you think you see the ending, it jumps off in a different direction. Too much fun!" "I keep this on my desk for inspiration or when I need a laugh. I never thought you could tell so much in so few words." 
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