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    Greenhorn: a Short Story
    Greenhorn: a Short Story
    Greenhorn: a Short Story
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    Greenhorn: a Short Story

    By J.P. Choquette

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    When nervous psychiatrist, Amanda Edelson, shows up for her first day of work at Maple Hurst Mental Health treatment facility, she isn't sure what to expect. Her first day, however, will make a memorable impression, one she won't soon forget. This short story is approximately 1200 words.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherJ.P. Choquette
    Release dateMay 19, 2014
    ISBN9781311343567
    Greenhorn: a Short Story
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    J.P. Choquette

    J.P. Choquette writes mystery and thriller novels from New England. Writing professionally since 2007, she is currently at work on her next suspense novel. With a bachelor's degree in psychology, Choquette remains fascinated by human behavior which she incorporates into her work. She lives in Vermont where she enjoys drinking hot beverages, taking long walks and making upcycled art ... just not all at the same time. Find out more about the author by visiting her website, www.jpchoquette.net.

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