In the case of F.E. Lyon, the main character in The Great Nut Heist: From the Tales of F.E. Lyon: P.I. by Stephen Brand, the answer proves more entertaining than one could possibly have realized.Oklahoma City (Vocus/PRWEB) January 26, 2011 People often anthropomorphize their animals, but what really goes on in their heads? What do they do when the humans aren’t looking? In the case of F.E. Lyon, the main character in(published by AuthorHouse) by , the answer proves more entertaining than one could possibly have realized. F.E. Lyon is a malecat who makes a point of knowing everything that goes on in his neighborhood. He also takes it upon himself to solve problems in the area. In The Great Nut Heist, readers follow F.E. as he searches through his domain to find out who is stealing all of the pecans his owner leaves out on the driveway.F.E. doesn’t particularly like pecans but is perplexed by the fact that the nuts are being taken so quickly. He combs the neighborhood and communicates with the neighborhood animals. Can F.E. solve theof the The Great Nut Heist? This charming and cleverly writtenis sure to captivate anyone who loves animals or a good mystery. About the Author Born in Sweetwater, Texas, Stephen Brand is a former large, medium and small-market news and sports writer that has written over 50 poems, 10 short stories and two screenplays. He is a former sportswriter for the Dallas Morning News which is revered as one of the top three sports sections in the nation. He earned a degree in psychology from Oklahoma State University.AuthorHouse is the leading provider of self- publishing, marketing, and bookselling services for authors around the globe. For more information, visit .###Marketing ServicesAuthorHouse8885095121Email InformationLive at Mono Culture Open Air Neudorf (14 august 2004).Live at Dancedepartment (18 september 2004).Forever Knight (More Music) OST.Ministry of Sound Session (28 january 2005) .Aeser EP
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In the case of F.E. Lyon, the main character in The Great Nut Heist: From the Tales of F.E. Lyon: P.I. by Stephen Brand, the answer proves more entertaining than one could possibly have realized.Oklahoma City (Vocus/PRWEB) January 26, 2011 People often anthropomorphize their animals, but what really goes on in their heads? What do they do when the humans aren’t looking? In the case of F.E. Lyon, the main character in(published by AuthorHouse) by , the answer proves more entertaining than one could possibly have realized. F.E. Lyon is a malecat who makes a point of knowing everything that goes on in his neighborhood. He also takes it upon himself to solve problems in the area. In The Great Nut Heist, readers follow F.E. as he searches through his domain to find out who is stealing all of the pecans his owner leaves out on the driveway.F.E. doesn’t particularly like pecans but is perplexed by the fact that the nuts are being taken so quickly. He combs the neighborhood and communicates with the neighborhood animals. Can F.E. solve theof the The Great Nut Heist? This charming and cleverly writtenis sure to captivate anyone who loves animals or a good mystery. About the Author Born in Sweetwater, Texas, Stephen Brand is a former large, medium and small-market news and sports writer that has written over 50 poems, 10 short stories and two screenplays. He is a former sportswriter for the Dallas Morning News which is revered as one of the top three sports sections in the nation. He earned a degree in psychology from Oklahoma State University.AuthorHouse is the leading provider of self- publishing, marketing, and bookselling services for authors around the globe. For more information, visit .###Marketing ServicesAuthorHouse8885095121Email InformationLive at Mono Culture Open Air Neudorf (14 august 2004).Live at Dancedepartment (18 september 2004).Forever Knight (More Music) OST.Ministry of Sound Session (28 january 2005) .Aeser EP