A Tantalizing Winter Tale - “A Few Fruits and an Onion” Unfurled by the Exceptional Storyteller, Clifton Brusso

Drawing from the atmospheric beauty of winter and the anticipation that surrounds the holiday season, Clifton Brusso crafts an intriguing storyline in “A Few Fruits and an Onion.” Brusso, with his knack for fusing intrigue with festivity, creates a narrative that beautifully encapsulates the contrasting tones of suspense and celebration, while his compelling characters and their relationships further enhance the narrative’s allure.

In the heart of winter, just two weeks before Christmas, the story intensifies. Protagonist Jazmin, while enjoying the serenity of a snow-dusted trail, receives a call that sets the narrative’s pace. The indictment of Paul Johnsten for Tamala’s murder lifts a layer of tension off Jazmin’s shoulders, making way for a celebratory spirit. The narrative swiftly transitions into a Christmas party, drawing together a diverse set of characters, each carrying their own tales and contributing to the novel’s rich tapestry.

Brusso’s “A Few Fruits and an Onion” is not just a suspenseful narrative with engaging twists; it also serves as an exploration of justice, friendship, and gratitude. The moment where Jazmin raises a toast to thank the Ex-Detectives Agency for solving Tamala’s murder case encapsulates these themes beautifully. It’s not just about solving a crime but also about expressing heartfelt appreciation for bringing peace and justice back into their lives. Through the narrative, Brusso sends a powerful message about the importance of perseverance, courage, and resilience when faced with adversity, making this novel a truly meaningful read.

If you are drawn to stories that blend suspense with sentiment, Clifton Brusso’s “A Few Fruits and an Onion” is the perfect addition to your reading list. It promises an exciting journey through a whirlwind of mysteries, celebrations, and dramatic revelations that will keep you on edge until the final page. Why wait any longer?

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“A Few Fruits and An Onion: A Murder Mystery Novel”
by Clifton Brusso

Publisher : Your Online Publicist
Publication Date : July 2023
Pages : 181
Product Dimensions : 6 x 9 in / 152 x 229 mm
Genre : Fiction, Mystery
Paperback ISBN : 978-1-63892-649-8
Hardcover ISBN : 978-1-63892-650-4

About The Author

The author Clifton Brusso is a graduate mechanical engineer and a major in the US Army Corps of Engineers. He is also a direct descendant of Alexandre Dumas the Great writer of the Classics Three Musketeers, the man in the Iron Mask, The Count of Monte Christo and many other novels and plays. He was also the first war correspondent.

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