About Dr. I. Jay Asher
Dr. I. Jay Asher is an award-winning writer and retired family psychotherapist living in Fort Lauderdale, Florida. He is the author of Who Shot Jeremy Strange?, Escape from White Slavery, Murder on the Down-low, and Brighton Beach Murder. He has written a memoir, Sunny Boy. He won second prize in the Art Aware Annual Literary Awards (2012) for his short story, "Jobs in Dubai." His play, "First Date," was performed by the San Jose Playhouse and at Empire Stage in Fort Lauderdale.
Through my novels, I am helping men who have experienced childhood sexual trauma find their way to a full and meaningful life.
The first in the Jeremy Strange series!
WHO SHOT JEREMY STRANGE?
This is a fast-paced thriller, a murder mystery that will keep you guessing. I. Jay Asher brings fascinating New York City "characters" to life, dealing with important social issues and at the same time draws you into Manhattan lifestyles---the stuff of dreams and nightmares. A must read.
OTHER BOOKS BY AUTHOR I. JAY ASHER
MURDER ON THE DOWN-LOW
Murder on the Down-low is a gripping psychological thriller featuring men living a double life: a handsome dancer, a New York City detective, and a host of murder victims. It will keep you in suspense as it brings to light a world that is generally kept in the dark.
Escape From White Slavery:
An Irishman and the Colony of Virginia, 1666
Escape from White Slavery is an exciting historical novel that will draw the reader into the life of a young Irish farmer, Ardan, who is kidnapped and sent to America as an indentured servant. In addition to working then tobacco fields during the day, he is a sex slave at night. The book follows Ardan and his friends as they adapt to their life in the New World and struggle towards freedom and dignity.
SUNNY BOY​:
MORE THAN A FAMILY STORY
Author I. Jay Asher's memoir describes his early years and the family and friends who shaped his life.
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Gay Experiences:
4 Short Stories, 4 Plays
Includes the short stories "Jobs in Dubai," "Boys Night Out," "Mumbai Wedding Contract," and "Natchez, Mississippi,1846."
The plays include "Home Again," "First Date," "Solo," and "One Last Time."