Update on new book entitled "Oooh...My Aching Head" by Dorothy L. Williams...ISBN: 1-4137-2106-0. Cost $12.95 at Amazon.com and publishamerica.com

Oooh My Aching Head is a new novel published by Publish America. Publication date: July 3, 2004. This 50-page book of love, homosexuality, betrayal, and murder will hold the reader's attention from cover to cover. Plus it will allow the reader insight into the troubled mind of a psychotic housewife.

(PRWEB) October 8, 2004 -- News Alert: (Land Grove, CT): We have just learned that two of Land Grove's most prominent citizens have been brutally murdered, their bodies discovered in a bathroom of the Dride Motel, located in Land Grove. This exclusive subdivision made headlines recently when one of the clerks in the City Council uncovered an elaborate embezzlement scheme that netted the two people involved more than two million dollars. Sadly, this morning, Land Grove has again been thrust into the public eye. Police tell us the two bodies were found by a curious maid who heard the sound of running water, for an unusually long period of time, coming from Room 210. Using her passkey she entered the room and found the stiff, cold, lifeless bodies lying face down on the bathroom floor in a pool of dried blood. More information will follow as we receive it here in our newsroom.

As Jane sits and ponders the future of her marriage she sips her third cup of special tea. Lately, though, the tea along with the tiny green pills prescribed by her doctor, seem to have stopped working. She could sense the incredible menace, huddling just beneath the surface of her skin waiting for the right moment to strike. She could already feel it grinding away near her spine, snaking its way up to the back of her neck, heading for her temples...slowly driving her mad. At those times, her outbursts come without warning and her husband who has become fearful of her psychotic behavior, tries to get away from her violent temper. Still, her horrible muffled screams filter through the lavender walls of the house and find him trying to hide from the eerie sound. Finally, sleep releases the evil grip of the overwhelming pain but only after it has become so severe that in her weakened state, she has passed out from its intensity.

Jane is beginning to have suspicions about her husband who lately has been phoning just before dinner to say he is working late. She cannot understand why his job is suddenly becoming more time consuming and keeping him away from home at night. She is upset that her husband is also spending a lot of time with one of his best friends and never permits her to come along on their many secret trips. She suspects he is hiding something and she is determined to get to the bottom of the problem and confront him with what she knows. She never dreamed the secret is something so extraordinary she will never recover from the shock, and the revelation will lead her down a path she never imagined she would follow.
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