Previous Chapters CHAPTER THIRTY-ONE A half hour later October 12 – 10 A.M. North Denver, Colorado When Alex came to herself, she was sitting in a chair with four men standing around her. Wrapped in rope, her hands were tied to her sides and she was tied to a chair. She wasn’t sure what released [...]
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The Fey .: Chapter Thirty-One :.
September 11th, 2009 · View Comments
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The Fey .: Chapter Thirty :.
September 4th, 2009 · View Comments
Previous Chapters CHAPTER THIRTY Five hours later October 8 – 6:30 P.M. Near downtown Denver, Colorado “Would you like some more?” John asked. He held a bottle of Cristal champagne. Alex rolled onto her stomach and held her glass out. They were laying, naked, wrapped around each other in a tiny CIA owned boutique hotel [...]
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The Driver
April 4th, 2008 · View Comments
The Driver (Originally published as a five part serial in March and April, 2008) Vince Hutchins is in love with his boss’s Saturday night escort. Or so he thinks. This story twists and turns until we learn what drove them apart and if they can begin again. Click here to download an Adobe (.pdf) version [...]
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Flash Fiction: At the window.
January 17th, 2008 · View Comments
Sitting, she watched the snow drift onto a shriveled garden rose and waited. As a child, tomorrow held sparkling promise: marriage, children, laughter, romance, wealth and she couldn’t wait! Only one adventure to wait for now. “Here again, Mrs. Thompson? I’ll take you to your room,” the nurse said. Maybe death will come for me [...]
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Flash Fiction : My Day
December 8th, 2007 · View Comments
“She’ll laugh.” Turning into their driveway, his heart raced with anticipation. He shifted the bouquet of roses to open the door. She waited for him behind the door then fell into his arms. In her scent and sensation, he forgot his funny story and buried his face in her chestnut hair. “My day? Nothing exciting.” [...]
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