If I Should Die
Peyton Farley has settled into a new life in southwest Montana. Research and fact checking for a local newspaper is a perfectly safe job, or is it? One morning, Peyton awakens and finds a strange man in lace up work boots who is bleeding out on her kitchen floor. As Peyton calls 911 from her bedroom, someone is stealing the body.
Milk Carton People
Milk Carton People is a paranormal thriller about people who suddenly find themselves invisible, able to observe things but unable to participate. Do they go mad? Maybe they find others. It is quite possible that there is no point in being invisible.
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Ending Comments on the SpoonRiver of Houses
The walls would cry out against us a frightening thing. I was terrified. It must be true because the person telling it was a grown up man and why would he lie about this? Continue reading
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Fiction Friday – The Lake House
Everyone brings baggage. The disagreements usually occur in my upper reaches where not everyone sees the dirty laundry. Usually it is a parent who disapproves of the new ‘important other’ in a son or daughter’s life. They all manage to get to the table and celebrate the event at hand.
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House of Mirrors – A Fiction Friday Post
A reflecting maze is a hall of mirrors with an adult rating. Continue reading
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People Who Live in Glass Houses – Fiction Friday
I suppose you shouldn’t throw stones into me either. There is a certain frailty to being made of glass. Glass is a liquid. Did you know that? If I were not eventually taken down by a hail storm or earth quake I would puddle down succumbing to gravity and my atomic structure. Continue reading
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Fiction Friday presents a Nursing Home
…..Women’s Society, one of the nation’s earliest old age homes, in 1823, “that through the indulgence of Divine Providence, our efforts have, in some degree, been successful, and have preserved many who once lived respectfully from becoming residents of the Alms House”. Continue reading
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Fiction Friday presents A Mad House
I have been around since the late 1800s. I came out of the tail end of the poor house era. The people I housed then are much the same as the people who live here now. Continue reading
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House on the Borderland a Fiction Friday Release
The middle child named Alex fell head over heels in love with Tammy, the farm girl next door. At first it was very awkward, neither would admit to feelings so over the top, after all they had pretty much grown up together. It was like liking your cousin of all things. Something a little forbidden. Then they began to show their feelings secretly, or so they thought. Continue reading
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Fiction Friday Presents the Boo Radley House
I have four bodies down here. Interred one at a time. Who would want to tumble more than one body to a grave? Seems fitting that if they were born differently they should be buried in their own graves. Continue reading
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Tea House – Fiction Friday – If Walls Could Talk
There are more teas than any one person can consume in a lifetime. There are many different ways to prepare it and serve it. There are very tradition ridden tea ceremonies and the owners will close down and cater a private party if someone is interested in a good royal tea party. Continue reading
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the most infamous warehouse in modern history – Fiction Friday – If Walls Could Talk
the most infamous warehouse in modern history – Fiction Friday – If Walls Could Talk I am probably the most infamous warehouse in modern history. Yet, most people don’t think of me as a warehouse. I was an assassin’s … Continue reading
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