Old Flames Sometimes Die by Hamilton Waymire

Old Flames Sometimes Die by Hamilton Waymire
Publisher: Untreed Reads
Genre: Action/Adventure, Paranormal, Suspense/Mystery
Length: Short Story (13 pages)
Rating: 4 stars
Reviewed by Orchid

Romy was his high-school sweetheart; then she broke his heart. Twenty-five years later, she drops by his office as if nothing has happened, and asks for protection.

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A visit from the past sets gumshoe Floyd Hunter on an unusual investigation. A hint that something wasn’t right about his ex-girlfriend’s past causes him to search for clues about her life and those connected with her. He uncovers more than he bargained for but is determined to persevere until he solves the mystery.

How can a story encompass all the above genres in only thirteen pages? Difficult I admit, but Mr Waymire did this admirably. Floyd is a great character who acts as a dedicated gumshoe, not the usual dirty raincoat, cigarette smoking type. His determination to solve the mystery carries him through many difficult situations, uncovering mysteries and solving problems. Add a touch of paranormal and you have a good story, albeit short. A nice read and well worth a rating of four.