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Stefanie Auerbach Stolinsky

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Synopsis ofGODDESS OF THE FLOWERS            Xochitl (pronounced 'So She') Gonzales is a 15-year -old gorgeous street waif who is picked up... Lire la suite
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Synopsis ofGODDESS OF THE FLOWERS            Xochitl (pronounced 'So She') Gonzales is a 15-year -old gorgeous street waif who is picked up by a cartel lord who gushes riches on the girl and her mother, asking only that she "train" new girls who come to his huge hacienda in exciting men, enticing them.            After witnessing the senseless murder of a soon-to-be trafficked girl, Xochitl realizes she must escape.
She takes two little girls with her to the Rio Grande, but when they are too scared to follow her, she  becomes a woman without a country, like a drug war version of the phrase "Neither from here or there."             Soon after her arrival in Texas, Xochitl is captured and sent to juvie where she  escapes into the DEA's underground where she discovers the transport avenues for human trafficking and drug distribution.
She is picked up by Guy Morton, a DEA agent who also exploits her knowledge but with whom she thinks she is in love. When he leaves her to the wiles of a competing gang, she loses faith in love. She is then picked up by a madam who takes her to her brothel and there decides to turn things around.            She calls Carlos in Mexico, realizing she had been pushed into a life of crime by him, and tells him that she is pregnant.
He doesn't care, he wants the money he would have gotten trafficking the five girls. Xochitl agrees to help him transport one more group of illegals into the States if Carlos sends her mother with them and in return, she'll get him his money.            The plan goes south when the DEA (Guy has wired her purse) interrupts the exchange and Xochitl barely escapes with her mother to Murrietta, California where she tries to hide as a food worker in a mall.
She delivers her son at the mall and is discovered by the cartel. In the hospital she escapes again in an Uber with the help of nurses andwhen she returns to the motel where she deposited her mother until she could get work, she realizes she needs to protect her newborn son and puts him on the floor of the back seat. She grabs the Uber driver's keys and rushes up to the room where she left her mother and finds her dead.
Upon leaving the room, she sees Carlos standing against the Uber, the driver dead in front of him and Xochitl goes down the stairs slowly, kisses Carlos, and grabs the gun as he gets excited. She kills him outright and his body slides down the outside of the motel wall.             Guy nstalls her as an undercover agent, offering witness protection, all charges are dropped if  she will work as a double agent.
But she must give up her newborn son so that he can live a good life.            Guy offers romance, Xochitl'must now train the girls to use  their wits to beat their captives.

Caractéristiques

  • Date de parution
    09/07/2024
  • Editeur
  • ISBN
    8227861016
  • EAN
    9798227861016
  • Format
    ePub
  • Caractéristiques du format ePub
    • Protection num.
      pas de protection

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Biographie de Stefanie Auerbach Stolinsky

I am a former actress, (the first nurse on the original Starsky and Hutch episodic television show) and numerous Spelling/Goldberg productions. I hold a Ph. D. from UCLA in psychology and was a "writing fellow" in the Theater Arts Department of UCLA. I have written two one-woman stage shows which were produced by an outlet of Spelling/Goldberg Productions, a Starsky and Hutch screenplay in 1976, and then turned my activities to forensic psychology.
I became a forensic psychologist in 1992 and it offered fodder for many books and short stories. I then turned my attention to full-time writing beginning with my first book, a non-fiction entitled ACT IT OUT: 25 Expressive Ways to Heal from Childhood Abuse. It was published by a niche publisher of psychology book, New Harbinger Publications in Oakland, California and was on their best selling books for nine years.
It was the first time anyone had ever connected acting class exercises with psychodynamic psychotherapy and I was excited to be the doctor to accomplish this. It won two awards, the Cockoran Award and the Harbinger Award. It was then picked up for a second edition by Praeclas Books and I did many book signings in an around California and Nevada. My next books were comedy/mystery books ala Robert Parker (my favorite writer).
The first was Counterfeit Lottery, followed by Counterfeit Arts and Counterfeit Parts, all encompassing the crazy antics of my protagonist, Lily Handy, an out of work actress who uses her acting skills to solve mysteries. I received two awards for these books as well, The "Goodguys" Award in England. I then wrote five fiction crime/comedy novels and one short-story anthology, which have all been published by independent publishers.
My short stories appeared in Sherlock Holmes Mystery magazine, and my most recent book, GODDESS OF THE FLOWERS encompasses my fictional account of what may have happened to a 15-year-old gangbanger who 25 years later killed her pimp. She was just spotted and arrested in Chiapas, Mexico, although my book is fictional.

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