There are so many kinds of mystery short stories: creepy, clever, humorous, macabre, spooky, wicked, and puzzling. Are all of them traditional whodunits? Feh! Of course not. They can be head scratchers: "Hmm, what weird thing just happened?" Or, someone's dark, troubled past bubbling up to the surface at the most inopportune time. Mystery short stories can be lightning strike short or as long as an owl's shadow in a full moon. They can take place in the remote Utah desert, the charming Berkshire Hills of Massachusetts, or a trendy coffee shop in midtown Manhattan. Anywhere. In Mister E's Mysteries, you'll find mini-volumes of eclectic three mystery short stories, sequenced like a dinner at your favorite restaurant. You start out with a mouthwatering appetizer followed by a savory main course, and polish things off with a light, delightful dessert. (Burp.) In Volume 2, you'll find yourself on a 007 chase up a mountainside in "Buffaloed," except the vehicle is not an Aston Martin, but a Segway driven by disgruntled senior citizen. "The Circle of Fifths" is not a traditional whodunit, but in this Daniel Jacobus short story we little by little discover the tragically wholly unexpected backstory of a famous Russian emigre string quartet. "Viral" also has a bit of a musical theme, but on a remote Caribbean island, that is the last thing its visitors have to worry about! Now, what would you be willing to pay for a meal like that? Forty, fifty dollars? Sixty? Well, you can purchase each volume of my Mister E's Mysteries for $2.99 as an eBook or $5.99 as a paperback! And you don't even have to leave a tip! Go ahead. Try one! You'll want to collect them all. But beware, once you're in...there's no turning back. Oowahahaaaaa!