Allan E. Ansorge... Every Life Needs A Little Mystery
  

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March 13th
Joliet Public Library’s
Black Road Branch
Authors Book Festival
3395 Black Road
Joliet, IL 60431
815-846-6504

March 22nd 7 PM EST
TV Appearance
Communicating Today Fairfax Cable TV
Channel 10
Hosted By John Monsul

April 30th - May 2nd
Malice Domestic
Arlington, Virginia

May 10th 5:30 PM
Pewaukee Area Arts Council
Speaking Engagement
“I didn’t know you were a writer” Pewaukee Public Library
210 Main Street
Pewaukee, WI

June 18 – 19th
2010 Southeast Wisconsin Festival of Books
University Of Wisconsin Waukesha Campus
Waukesha, WI




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Someone is trying to kill Carl Fletcher, and for the life of him he cannot figure out why.

After what appeared to be a hit-and-run accident that cost the life of his fiancée, the full use of his right leg, and his career, Carl seeks a new life as a charter boat captain. While he is out of town another failed attempt is made on his life.

Michael McCaffery, Carl’s ex-partner in the Sheriff’s Department of Lake County, Wisconsin, finds the department is doing little to find out who is hunting Carl. Michael and Carl’s internet - addicted mother (who has been known to carry a side arm in her shopping bag) set out to find out who wants Carl dead and stop them.

This group is joined by several volunteer sleuths who, between bouts of gun-fire and legal shenanigans discover, not only their quarry but also a few budding romances.

This first installment of a six-book series introduces characters so real you will swear you have met them somewhere before, perhaps in your family or your very own Bay  Harbour

Crossing the Centerline Review!

"Something I meant to add about Crossing the Centerline at our last writers' group was one of those nagging thoughts that don't quite have words until it simmers for awhile.


Came the dawn that what I was trying to find words for was that I haven't read Centerline before.  By that I mean that your work is so fresh, clever and page-turningly-tight that it doesn't read like the countless books we've all read that seem to be clones of each other. From plot to characters to dialogue to narrative to being merely exciting in voice, Centerline is incredible.

Thank you again (and again) for allowing me the privilege of reading it and for allowing me to keep the 'reading copy.' I thank you especially for your autograph and kind words. When Centerline and your other work is published, they'll be after me to put this treasured copy on eBay, but I won't be budging!"

Jane Genzel - Muskego Library

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