J. A. Stapleton
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I have 104 stories published in
17 collections on the site.
My stories have been read 86410 times
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J. A. Stapleton is the author of three crime novels. His book, film and TV reviews are available on Instagram at @j.a.stapleton
His literary influences are Ian Fleming, Lee Child, Michael Connelly, Raymond Chandler and James Ellroy.
The first book in the Detective Lacey series "THE PATROLMAN" will be published weekly on Friidays on ABCTales.com following Christmas.
© J. A. Stapleton 2024
My stories
The Second World War: PART 5 - Adelise Gèroux - Paris (1945)
When Adelise Gèroux finished packing her life into a single brown suitcase she walked out onto her third-floor balcony to take in the evening air.
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The Second World War: PART 4 - Andrew MacDonald - Sagan (1943)
The Royal Air Force Flight Lieutenant, the Scotsman Andrew MacDonald, and appointed Intelligence Chief of Stalag Luft III, left the warmth of Hut 106 and closed the door conspiratorially behind him.
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The Second World War: PART 3 - Sophie Moss - London (1945)
I've begun this diary to chronicle the events of my life after the War.
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The Second World War: PART 2 - Otto Krause - Berlin (1944)
On the afternoon of March twenty-sixth, the Hotel Adlon at number seventy-seven on the Unter den Linden, with its somewhat beige exterior and flat copper roof, became the scene of an abhorrent crime.
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The Second World War: PART 1 - Roger Farrier - Dunkirk (1940)
The burly man lying face down in the sand may have well been dead.
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