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WIGGLE ROOM by Darden North will be available nationwide on June 1, 2013


Sartoris Literary Group Announces the Upcoming Release of Wiggle Room by Dr. Darden North:
A tense and terrifying contemporary thriller set against the backdrop of the Iraqi war and the Deep South,

Wiggle Room will be available nationwide on June 1, 2013
 

JACKSON, Mississippi – Sartoris Literary Group announces the upcoming release of Wiggle Room by Dr. Darden North.  Wiggle Room (ISBN: 978-0-9889474-7-4, Trade Paper, 266 pages, $19.95) will be available wherever fine books are sold on June 1, 2013. Wiggle Room will also be available in an eBook edition ($8.95)
 

Written by award-winning novelist Dr. Darden North, Wiggle Room has garnered high advance praise, including: 

“A rollercoaster ride of murder, intrigue, and plot twists. Wiggle Room keeps you turning the pages to the final, climactic finish.” Robert Dugoni, New York Times best-selling author of The Conviction 

“An action-packed, edge-of-the-seat thriller.”Carolyn Haines, author of Bonefire of the Vanities

“[A] fine medical thriller…Wiggle Room is expertly wrought” —John Hough, Jr., author of Seen the Glory
 

“…cleverly plotted, strongly written, [Wiggle Room] will pull you into a story world filled with danger, excitement, and conflict at every turn.” —D.P. Lyle, Macavity award-winning author of Run to Ground

“Darden North’s Wiggle Room is a compelling story packed with suspense, murder, and intrigue….a fast-paced, action-packed thriller.” Neil White, author of In the Sanctuary of Outcasts

About Wiggle Room...While serving as an Air Force surgeon at the height of the Iraq War, Major Brad Cummins fails to save an injured soldier yet must mend the Iraqi national maimed in the same IED blast. Brad survives the medical tribunal’s inquest over the GI’s unexplained death but endures rigid criticism from his peers. Still blaming himself for losing the soldier after successful surgery, Brad is haunted by the Iraqi’s words: Maybe you should rethink what you really are. When he returns from deployment, Brad resumes surgical practice with his twin brother in Mississippi—until he discovers his twin shot to death in a suspected robbery. When he finds their name tags mistakenly switched, Brad cannot forget a haunting, anonymous message—I will give you a little wiggle room— and is certain that he was the intended target.   But when the police, and even his fiancée, discount his fears as paranoia, Brad is forced to uncover the truth—even if that means risking his life, and the lives of those closest to him. Expect the unexpected in this exhilarating and extraordinary page turner…. 

A captivating contemporary thriller set against the backdrop of the Iraqi war and the Deep South, Wiggle Room will leave readers gasping for breath until the final page is turned. 

A native of the Mississippi Delta, Dr. Darden North is a board-certified physician in obstetrics and gynecology. Dr. North has written three previous novels—Fresh Frozen, House Call, and Points of Origin, which received the national IPPY Award, Southern Fiction category.  North lives with his wife Sally in Jackson, Mississippi. Visit Dr. Darden North online at:  www.dardennorth.com

Sartoris Literary Group is an independent book publisher dedicated to telling stories about the South.  Headquartered in Jackson, Mississippi, Sartoris Literary Group publishes works of both fiction and non-fiction. Visit Sartoris Literary Group online at: www.sartorisliterary.com. Members of the news media wishing to request additional information about author Dr. Darden North or an advance review copy of Wiggle Room are kindly asked to contact Maryglenn McCombs by phone — (615) 297-9875, or by email — maryglenn@maryglenn.com.

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